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Use the third reference image as the exact subject reference. Preserve the horse exactly as it appears in the third image—its pose, running motion, body position, camera angle, perspective, anatomy, proportions, facial features, expression, coat color, muscle definition, mane, tail, and every distinctive detail. Do not alter, redesign, reinterpret, or blend the horse with the horses from the other reference images. It should look like the exact same horse captured in the exact same moment, simply placed into a different environment. Replace only the environment using the first and second reference images. Create a vast open steppe with the same warm golden color palette, natural lighting, cinematic atmosphere, dry grass, and dusty air. The main horse is running with the herd, not separated from it. Position the main horse prominently in the foreground, filling a large portion of the frame. Place additional running horses on both the left and right sides of the main horse at a similar distance, so they appear to be running alongside it. Behind them, a larger herd continues into the background, all running in the same direction and raising dramatic clouds of dust illuminated by warm sunlight. The composition should clearly show that the main horse is part of the herd, not isolated or left behind. The image should look like a professional wildlife action photograph with ultra-realistic detail, authentic motion, realistic dust interaction, shallow depth of field, cinematic lighting, and natural textures. No CGI, no painting, no illustration, no fantasy elements.