One evening before a clinic, I sat around the dinner table with a few friends, catching up on news and talking about horses and the upcoming clinics. One friend asked me which of her horses I thought she should bring to the clinic.
I was asked, “Why do you see so many horses while performing liberty work have their ears laid back? They don’t look aggressive, but the body language is confusing.”
I started my career with horses working at a riding school in Sydney. The owners of the riding school would invite folks from a local disability organisation to come on a Sunday each month to ride some of the school horses.
