A horse trainer from the Cape Fear region and his mustang named Gringo have achieved global recognition after breaking a record officially acknowledged by Guinness World Records.

The record-breaking feat took place in Wilmington, North Carolina, United States, where trainer William Parker showcased an impressive display of coordination and trust between human and horse.

During the attempt, Gringo performed a specialized trick that required precision training and strong communication with his trainer. Judges carefully monitored the performance to ensure it met the official requirements for a world record.

The achievement highlights the dedication and months of training that went into preparing the mustang for the attempt. According to Parker, building a strong bond with Gringo was the key to successfully completing the challenge.

Local residents and horse enthusiasts celebrated the accomplishment, praising the remarkable partnership between trainer and horse.