After awhile of mucking out the horse stable, Sean sat on the fence wondering if Rose had left yet or not. One of the mares came over to Sean who held out his hand for the mare to sniff. The wild stallion came running full force at Sean. Sean swung himself over  the fence but the stallion jumped the fence. Sean turned around to face the stallion as he took out his cell. He pushed #1 to call his uncle.<br/><br/>The stallion had run quite a ways before stopping. He was snorting and pawing the ground. Sean spoke  softly and help was on its way. His hear began to beat wildly in spite of the fact Sean was calm on the outside. The stallion faced Sean then charged at him once more. Sean stood his ground and at the last moment, moved out of the way of the stallion. The stallion leaped over the fence but landed with one hind foot in the water trough.<br/><br/>One of the head cowboys had a tranquilizer gun and shot the stallion in the shoulder. The stallion raised up on his hind legs then fell to the ground in pain. Sean ran to the frantic stallion and over the fence before anyone could say a word. Sean crept up to him while talking to him softly. He pulled out a lump of sugar an held it in front of the stallion. The stallion laid still for a minute a=before taking the sugar lump.<br/><br/>Others  gathered around ready to keep Sean from harm but not interfering with him either. Soon the stallion was asleep. Sean stayed by its side while the rest moved the stallion on a board. The board then was placed on one of the trucks and the stallion was moved out of the paddock to the house.