N.M. horse trainers use love, not force

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FARMINGTON, N.M. — Josy Pyne bought her first horse at age 48, following a bout with breast cancer.
Following her triumph over cancer, horse riding and training became the guiding passions of her life.
Pyne now owns two horses, which she refers to as “her boys”: Rocky, a 13-year-old chestnut Missouri fox trotter, and Cisco, a 15-year-old quarterhorse that changes color four times a year. (more…)

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