In the early 1920s, this story unfolds on a countryside sugar estate in St. Kitts called Belmont, owned by Arthur Davis. 🛖
Arthur Davis had acquired a bull for the estate and enlisted some workers to care for it. Unfortunately, the bull became increasingly aggressive, and when it attempted to attack one of the herdsmen, he stabbed it. Believing the bull to be dead, he informed Mr. Davis, who then summoned a veterinary surgeon to treat the animal, allowing it to survive. 🐂
With its unwavering determination and steadfast resolve, it inspires us to harness our inner power and courage. The Bull teaches us the value of persistence, encouraging us to stand our ground and remain resilient in the face of challenges.🩸
