Pulska Musta: Hevosen elämänvaiheet, sen itsensä kertomat

In this quiet memoir a young chestnut mare recalls her first years on a Satakunta farm, where the meadow by Kaisla Lake became her playground of sun‑lit afternoons. She narrates the close bond with her mother, nursing at the udder and splashing together in the cool birch shade, while the farmer’s steady routine marks the passing days. The other foals, older and sometimes quarrelsome, add a touch of rivalry, and the kind owner and gentle stablehand treat the horses with the affection of children.

As the seasons shift, the mare senses the stir of new duties, hinting at the first training trials and a looming contest with neighboring estates. The narrative balances pastoral charm with a growing sense of purpose, inviting listeners to follow her steady trot from carefree youth toward the early steps of a life beyond the meadow. It offers a gentle glimpse into the world of horses, their bonds, and the quiet resilience that guides them forward.