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The crowd thought the boy in the wheelchair was helpless-until the wild mustang lowered his head to his boots

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There was no pity in the words. That made them harder to hate.

Walt leaned his forearms against the top rail. “Most of us walk up to a horse with more body than we know what to do with. Shoulders forward. Eyes locked. Boots in a straight line. We say we’re calm, but the horse reads everything we brought with us. You don’t move like that. You’re lower.continue reading …

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