If you’ve ever been around children, you’ve either said (or heard someone say), “I wish I had that much energy.” It seems that all that energy is not limited to human children. Charlie, a miniature horse who lives on a farm in South East Queensland, Australia, proves it.
He seems to be just enjoying hanging out on the farm when all of a sudden it’s as though he just can’t contain himself and he needs to run. And run. And run. His running is intermixed with a couple jumps and he only pauses when a human scratches his back, but then of course he’s back to running. Watch the video to see this little ball of energy in action.
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Cari Jorgensen is a web content specialist who is also an adjunct professor of English at Santa Ana College.
I like horses
Oh, that is just be on words...cute!!
OMG Charlie is just so cute!
Adorable.
He's so adorable!
Oh dear, how adorable!
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