tremendous feat, but getting the 1,000-pound beast back safely to shore, well, that s a horse of a different color. luckily, the horse still had its saddle and reins on. we secured as best we could to the side of the boat. both the lifeguards and the fire were able to help with one of our rescue buoys for a little added flotation for keeping his head above the water. it takes more than 90 minutes in the chilling 58-degree water before william makes it back to the beach. by now it s dark outside. and everyone breathes a collective sigh of relief for william s safe return. kendall, put that blanket on him, too. all we could see about three miles out was the boats and their lights. we couldn t see even them. then when he came on shore, he was like from you to me before i could see him. one of the things we were worried about was once we got him on shore if he was to collapse from exhaustion. to everyone s surprise, and you know, we were all happy to see it, he was able to walk to
different color. luckily, the horse still had its saddle and reins on. we secured it as best we could to the side of the both. both the lifeguards and the fire were able to help with one of our rescue buoys for a little added flotation for keeping his head above the water. it takes more than 90 minutes in the chilling 58-degree water before william makes it back to the beach. by now it s dark outside. and everyone breathes a collective sigh of relief for william s safe return. kendall, put that blanket on him, too. all we could see about three miles out was the boats and their lights. we couldn t see even them. then when he came on shore, he was like from you to me before i could see him. one of the things we were worried about was once we got him on shore if he was to collapse from exhaustion. to everyone s surprise, and you know, we were all happy to see it, he was able to walk to the trailer and get treatment almost right away.
to shore, well, that s a horse of a different color. luckily the horse still had its saddle and reins on. we secured as best we could to the side of the boat. both the lifeguards and the fire were able to help with one of our rescue buoys for a little added flotation for keeping his head above the water. it takes more than 90 minutes in the chilling 58-degree water before william makes it back to the beach. by now it s dark outside. and everyone breathes a collective sigh of relief for william s safe return. kendall, put that blanket on him, too. all we could see about three miles out was the boats and their lights. we couldn t see even them. then when he came on shore, he was from you to me before i could see him. one of the things we were worried about was once we got him on shore if he was to collapse from exhaustion. to everyone s surprise and we were happy to see it, he was able to walk to the trailer and get treatment almost right away. william is checked for hypothermi
both the lifeguards and the fire were able to help with one of our rescue buoys for a little added flotation for keeping his head above the water. it takes more than 90 minutes in the chilling 58-degree water before william makes it back to the beach. by now it s dark outside. and everyone breathes a collective sigh of relief for william s safe return. kendall, put that blanket on him, too. all we could see about three miles out was the boats and their lights. we couldn t see even them. then when he came on shore, he was like from you to me before i could see him. one of the things we were worried about was once we got him onshore, if he was to collapse from exhaustion. to everyone s surprise and we were happy to see it, he was able to walk to the trailer and get treatment almost right away. william is checked for hypothermia and is not seriously injured. in fact, a little more than a month after his ordeal, william
thousand-pound beast back safely to shore, well, that s a horse of a different color. luckily the horse still had its saddle and reins on. we secured as best we could to the side of the boat. both the lifeguards and the fire were able to help with one of our rescue buoys for a little added flotation for keeping his head above the water. it takes more than 90 minutes in the chilling 58-degree water before william makes it back to the beach. by now it s dark outside. and everyone breathes a collective sigh of relief for william s safe return. kendall, put that blanket on him, too. all we could see about three miles out was the boats and their lights. we couldn t see even them. then when he came on shore, he was from you to me before i could see him. one of the things we were worried about was once we got him on shore if he was to collapse from exhaustion. to everyone s surprise and we were happy to see it, he was able to walk to the trailer and get treatment almost right away.