Wild horses in North Dakota Badlands shaped by Sitting Bull, French aristocrat, wealthy Pennsylvanian

The wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park have a mixed pedigree shaped by the likes of Sitting Bull, a flamboyant French aristocrat and a wealthy Pennsylvanian who started a massive ranch in western North Dakota.

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