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Pair of mustangs a powerful addition to Malibu’s Big Heart Ranch

Chinook, one of two mustangs who recently came to Big Heart Ranch from Lifesavers Wild Horse Rescue, stands beside Big Heart Ranch Founder Suzi Landolphi. Photos by Suzy Demeter/Surfside News
Peppercorn, a male mustang, trots around the pen at Big Heart Ranch in Malibu on Friday, March 13.
Chinook eyes the camera, an object of which she was very curious.
Malibu Surfside News photographer Suzy Demeter greets Peppercorn, slowly approaching and gaining his trust. Big Heart Ranch founder Suzi Landolphi explained that getting acquainted with the mustangs is “about connection and not about control.” Suzi Landolphi/Big Heart Ranch

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Lauren Coughlin, Editor
1:26 am PDT March 18, 2020
Two mustangs walk into a pen with four miniature horses and two mini Sicilian donkeys. No, it’s not the beginning of a joke. It’s the launching of a new life for mustangs Chinook, a female, and Peppercorn, a male, who recently came home to Malibu’s Big Heart Ranch.

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