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Horses at work in the woods, and horses whose calm helps the people around them. 6 verified stories. Stories come from Far Hills, Greensboro, and Denver. Each one is checked and linked to the original report.
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CommunityAn estimated 30,000 to 35,000 people gathered at Moorland Farm for the steeplechase, where some families keep the same tailgate spot for generations.
Verified · News 12 New Jersey
ScienceJohn Smolinsky of Earthbound Forestry uses his one-ton horse on small, steep, and sensitive woodlots. A horse compacts the soil far less than a heavy skidder.
Verified · Vermont Public
Health & TechIn a study of 72 children ages 6 to 11, 10 weeks of occupational therapy with horses lowered cortisol more than the same therapy in a clinic. It is not a cure.
Verified · Colorado State University
AnimalsVolunteers at the therapeutic riding nonprofit help riders, including brothers Noah and Elijah, build core strength and confidence.
Verified · WCBI
CommunityThe STAR Project is adding and realigning hiking, biking, and horse trails on the Deschutes National Forest, starting with hand work on the Brush Creek Trail.
Verified · Central Oregon Daily
AnimalsYoung patients at Akron Children's Hospital got a visit from a gentle four-legged friend, and for a few minutes the hospital felt a lot more like home.
Verified · Ideastream