It just has to happen, the farmer is taking the plunge. Two 2-year-old draft horse mares are being trained today. For the first time they are harnessed for the cultivator (tool to break the cropland); in the middle, 4-year-old Vanessa takes the role of an instructor. Even though the young horses walk with unsteady legs, cultivation goes without a hitch. These mastodons, with unimaginable physical strength, remain calm and make no attempt to break free. Just like that, hooks are struck where the lead mare pushes and pulls the twenters in the right direction. Crossing or transferring as gracefully as only skaters can. After half an hour, the horses are disconnected and are placed in front of the plow, which acts deeper and therefore offers more frictional resistance. In the hilly terrain, the horses and a hare surprise each other. At this surprise, the hare runs away, the young horses stop for a moment and then continue unperturbed.