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Mary Klaus

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Preparation and Groundwork are Keys to Training Nervous Horses

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By Mary Klaus
| Lancaster Farming Verified
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Jason Asher was unprepared for his first ride on a horse. So was the Shetland pony he rode. “When I was 8 or 9, my brother and cousins threw me on a pony named Satin,” he recalled. “I grabbed a handful of mane and away we went. I hung on for dear life.” Decades later, Asher still chuckles while recalling that day. “It made me fall in love with horses,” he said before giving a program at the Horse World Expo in March about how to get horses ready for riders. “We rode bareback.
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Equestrian Helmets Save Lives, But Not Just Any Helmet Will Do

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By Mary Klaus
| Lancaster Farming Verified
Shannon Myers thought it would never happen to her. Seven years ago, Myers, an equestrian from Keezletown, Virginia, was mounted on her Friesian, Owen. He walked a few steps, then tripped. “I jumped off and landed the wrong way,” Myers said. “I wasn’t wearing my helmet. I broke my back in four places. I also got a serious concussion. I always wore a helmet after that.” Wearing a helmet when riding a horse is like wearing a seat belt when in a car.
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Veteran Founded Crossroads Ranch Offers Equine Support for Military Transition

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By Mary Klaus
| Lancaster Farming Verified
Jeneva Rogers agrees with something an American president said a decade before she was born. “There is nothing better for the inside of a man than the outside of a horse,” Ronald Reagan said in 1987. Rogers — a Marine, equestrian and co-founder of an equine therapy program for veterans and first responders — has adopted that philosophy. “Transitioning from military to civilian life is not easy,” she said. “Sometimes people who come back, especially from war, are messed up. Some even commit suicide.
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