He watched their behavior intently. It was obvious that the aggressive one was the ringleader, and the other had simply been cowed into coming along to do . . . whatever it was they were trying to do. He was no anthropologist—so his conclusions would have to be drawn carefully—but it was still instructive to watch them handle this situation. He’d already discovered that the plain ponies seemed to be subservient to the horned ones, but he was curious how the winged ones would fit into the mix. Granted, the small sample size was problematic, but still. . . . 