The youngest horse rider 3 years old boy gets on the horse on his own

Mongolian 3 years old nomadic toddler boy gets on the horse on his own and takes off to get the herd of calves back to home. The mom is recording on her phone and advising him. Little part of admiring Mongolian nomadic culture and life style.

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