Kerry

Farmer Fiona Boyd from Scotland once decided to help the calf that escaped from the herd. Good intention turned into a tragedy. The mother of the calf, a huge cow weighing five hundred pounds, rushed to the unfortunate woman, in order to protect the calf from a non-existent threat. The cow jumped on Fiona, knocked her to the ground and began to bang her horns, she began to cry, shout and call for help. People were not around, and maybe the brave ones, who could drive the cow away, were not among those present. But at the last minute, when hope was lost, help appeared in the form of a horse Kerry, who, hearing the groans and cries of her mistress, immediately began to take decisive action. She attacked the cow with all fury and anger, and she was forced to leave the unlucky farmer alone.