The Wilson sisters of Hukerenui are in a new television show detailing their work training wild Kaimanawa horses. From left: 25-year-old Kelly, 28-year-old Vicky, and 22-year-old Amanda.
You have heard of Keeping Up with the Kardashians - now three Northland sisters are in a reality television show of their own, which could potentially be seen worldwide.
Keeping Up with the Kaimanawas focuses on Hukerenui equestrians Vicky, Amanda and Kelly Wilson as they are randomly allocated wild Kaimanawa
horses, who have never been touched by humans, with the goal of training them in time for New Zealand's first Wild Stallion Challenges.
Tamara George, of TVNZ's international programme sales, said it was too early to say how well the show would do overseas but distribution rights had been granted.
"It looks like it could do well on several channels."
The wild horse charity Kaimanawa Heritage Horses created New Zealand's first Wild Stallion challenges, with the goal of raising awareness of the number of horses often sent to slaughter during the regular musters every two years.