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This beautiful black Percheron was rescued in September of 2016 - 800lbs underweight and filled with fungus on his tail bone, hocks, ears and under his mane on his neck, it took several months for Wild Rose Sanctuary to rehabilitate him. He also had severe injuries to his backside and back legs which kept him from walking comfortable, and not able to run at all. Those injuries with the help of horse therapists hired by Wild Rose Sanctuary are all but healed and Duke makes progress every day. Photographer Amanda Smith of Texas, captured him beautifully in this amazing image of resilience, strength, and power.

Amanda Smith, a Wyoming and Texas based artist, is a Professional Photographer, Western Photographic Artist and Publisher. She owns Amanda Smith Western Art, and her website and blog are located at: www.amandasmithwesternart.com. She published an Associated Press Newspaper, several books and Novels, Open Range Magazine, and specializes in Fine Western Photographic Art by Amanda Smith. Amanda Smith Wyoming and Texas artist is also a photography instructor and teaches students from all over the country. Her companies include Shooting Stars Photography, Dignified Designs and The Bird Central Wyoming News, formerly The Glenrock Bird. She finds new hope in people and horses and believes in rescues and a second chance. Amanda Smith...