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There are six horses visible in this image, one near the front right corner of the image appears to have one, if not both, of its feet within the river. The original caption to this picture notes it was taken in "Canyon de Chelly," sometimes referred to as "Canyon de Chelly National Monument," which is considered a unique combination of natural beauty and cultural significance. The land is located on Navajo Nation land alongside the Arizona-New Mexico state line, and is protected as part of both the Navajo Tribal Trust Land and the National Monument designation.

There are five horses in the picture.

There are six horses in the picture.

There are 5 horses in the image.

There are five horses in the picture.

There are five horses in the picture.

The image shows 12 horses in two groups of riders traveling through the desert landscape.

In the picture, there are three horses.

The image shows a group of horses walking across what appears to be a dry or frozen riverbed or canyon floor. There are tall, towering rock formations surrounding the canyon. I can see a total of 10 horses walking together as a herd or group in the middle of the canyon landscape.

The image shows 6 people on horseback riding across a flat, open area with towering rock formations in the background. The rock formations appear weathered and eroded, resembling tall spires or columns rising dramatically from the surrounding landscape.

There are five horses in the picture, accompanied by riders.