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Published February 28, 2009, 12:00 AM

Photo Gallery: The Windchill Legacy

Students from the Montessori School of Duluth got up close and personal to Magic, a miniature horse, Friday afternoon during a presentation by the organization Windchill Legacy, which aims to educate people about caring for the basic needs of horses.


Clarissa Pederson gets extra close to Magic, a miniature horse, during a presentation by the non-profit organization Windchill Legacy Friday afternoon at the Montessori School of Duluth. (Derek Montgomery / dmontgomery@duluthnews.com)

  • Clarissa Pederson gets extra close to Magic, a miniature horse, during a presentation by the non-profit organization Windchill Legacy Friday afternoon at the Montessori School of Duluth. (Derek Montgomery / dmontgomery@duluthnews.com)
  • Students from the Montessori School of Duluth get up close and personal to Magic, a miniature horse, Friday afternoon during a presentation conducted by the Windchill Legacy on how to care for the basic needs of horses. (Derek Montgomery / dmontgomery@duluthnews.com)
  • Magic, a miniature horse, received a lot of attention Friday afternoon from students at the Montessori School of Duluth during a presentation by the organization Windchill Legacy, which strived to educate the students on how to care for the basic needs of horses. (Derek Montgomery / dmontgomery@duluthnews.com)
  • Ike Bauer (left), Olivia Christopherson (second from left), Owen Dearing (third from left) pet Magic, a miniature horse, Friday afternoon while Jeff Tucker (right) looks on during a presentation by the organization Windchill Legacy at the Montessori School of Duluth that was aimed at educating students about how to care for the basic needs of horses. (Derek Montgomery / dmontgomery@duluthnews.com)
  • Students from the Montessori School of Duluth gather around Magic, a miniature horse, Friday afternoon during a presentation by the organization Windchill Legacy, which aims to educate students on how to care for the basic needs of horses. (Derek Montgomery / dmontgomery@duluthnews.com)
  • Luke LeMaster, a student at the Montessori School of Duluth, pets Magic, a miniature horse, Friday afternoon during a presentation by the organization Windchill Legacy, which aims to educate people about how to care for the basic needs of horses. (Derek Montgomery / dmontgomery@duluthnews.com)