Equine companionship goes beyond riding, offering individuals with disabilities a path to empowerment. Photos: 123rf.com
“Up, over, up, over,” instructor Diana Harris said into her headset’s microphone as she moved participants through the motions, encouraging each one by name.
To the untrained ear, the instructions at the barn centering 77 bucolic acres sounded like a typical exercise class. For those participating, it was.
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