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Photograph was edited for publication purposes Photograph article dated May 8, 1965 partially reads, "ESP (Extra Sensory Perception) worked overtime when Mrs. John Murphy Jr. of Toluca Lake took her four children and her tiny niece and nephew to see the beautiful mares and foals on the H.H. Breeding Farm in Chatsworth. The six children, whose ages range from nine to two, looked at the mares and their foals with wide-eyed interest. The quiet, well-mannered mares put their sleek heads over the fence to eat the sugar lumps offered by the children. 'Mamma Mare' kept a sharp eye on her 'child' in the same way that Mrs. Murphy kept her eye on the children to be sure they did not hurt or frighten the horses. ESP was the only form of communication available to the two mothers who shared concern for their young. Mothers - human, animal or fish have been equipped with a built-in danger warning system which functions to protect their progeny." This little foal looks around to be sure the mare isn't far away.; See image #00118596 for additional photo in this series.
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1 photographic print :b&w ;21 x 26 cm. Photographic prints
H.H. Breeding Farm (Los Angeles, Calif.) Horses--Breeding--California--Los Angeles Horses--California--Los Angeles Foals--California--Los Angeles Children--California--Los Angeles Horse farms--California--Los Angeles Chatsworth (Los Angeles, Calif.) Valley Times Collection photographs
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