Population: small enough that everyone knows whose quarter horses those are. Flat enough that you can see the horses from three miles out. Cold enough that the toughness is just assumed and never mentioned. The kind of town where a family name on a barn means something that a city person would need a whole novel to understand and a prairie person needs zero words for.
It's about a specific patch of Saskatchewan sky in 1980 and someone who bred quarter horses under it and the quiet enormous pride of a place that doesn't need the world to be watching to know its own worth.
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