Jinjiang's "savior horse" died unfortunately. What happened to the horse owner who donated horses in Xinjiang?

A few days ago, three people in Jinjiang, Fujian Province, rode into the sea to save a boy 12 years old. Unfortunately, two horses died unfortunately. "I'm sorry to hear about the death of Ma. I want to donate an Ili horse to them. " The Kazakh horse owner Mulati from Xinjiang said.

Mulati, a native of Zhaosu County, Yili Prefecture, Xinjiang, is a local celebrity who raises and loves horses. A few days ago, he was moved by the brave spirit of several people after seeing the news that Cai Liangxing, coach of Quanzhou Racecourse in Fujian, and other three people rode into the sea to save a boy of 0/2 years old.

Murati, who grew up on horseback, was very sad when he learned that two horses involved in saving lives had died unfortunately. "Although Xinjiang and Fujian are separated by thousands of kilometers, we are all children of the big family of the Chinese nation, and we love horses as much. As the hometown of Tianma and the main producing area of Ilima, Zhaosu deeply feels the same way about losing my love horse. "

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Horses are initially planned to be shipped to Fujian in September:

Mulati got in touch with coach Cai Liangxing and expressed his wish to donate an Ili horse. "The horse I sent is an Ili horse of 1 year old, with black hair and white stars and white legs." Murati said that the pony was given mainly because the horse can adapt to the climate in Fujian since childhood, and can grow up with them, and the service period will be longer.

The two sides have communicated on the transportation mode and time of the donated horses, and it is initially planned to transport them from Zhaosu, Xinjiang to Quanzhou, Fujian in September. Murati said that horse transportation is not a problem. "We transport horses all over the country all the year round, and I am familiar with transport vehicles. It's cold in September, so we can send horses. "

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