Asombro hanging out with his buddy Bronx
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/VWGoRHg77VQa1LnZ/?mibextid=QwDbR1
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He really looks fantastic. What a transformation! I hope his breeder is able to visit and see him now.
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Hunter has been to visit him a couple times since Asombro moved to the RRR farm.
He posted photos & updates on his socials if you wanted to follow him.
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Ah, thank you. I forgot his name. Do you have a link?
His name is Asombro, that is a straight translation from Spanish to English as Surprise.
Wonder if someone asked the breeder why they called him that?
I may have missed it if they have already posted that information.
It was explained…
Let me see if I can find it again.
@Bluey, here is the post with the link to the breeders story.
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I think she was asking his breeder’s name. 
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Oh, ok. 
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The post I linked to has a link to the breeder’s Facebook page.
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Thank you!
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To put a little point of distinction on this, “asombro” is really closer to “amazement” than surprise. I realize that amazement and surprise are close cousins, but just throwing that out there.
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Dictionary
Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more
a·maze·ment
/əˈmāzmənt/
noun
- a feeling of great surprise or wonder.
"she shook her head in amazement "
Similar:
astonishment
surprise
bewilderment
shock
stupefaction
dismay
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One can be amazed without being surprised; conversely, one can be surprised without being amazed.
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As a teacher in middle school, one can be amazed or surprised without it being at all pleasant.
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Lol, I described someone not so nice as incredible and got the oddest reaction.
Incredible can be bad…
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He was a “surprise” foal. Mum had a flirty night out and dropped a baby in the field. Oopsie!
I had one of those. “Where did this baby bump come from???”
Sorry, not taking usage lessons from you.
From another thread. I wasn’t going to comment on it when I saw it there, but …
Well, I could say the same thing about you for your post above re: the definition of amazement, but I don’t think you’d make it through the academy. So nope, just pointing out your lack of credibility when you attempt to school people in English language usage.
