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Horsemanship at Wyoming Catholic College

One of God’s noblest creatures, the horse is a living, conscious being operating at a high level of animal intelligence; it has a character and emotions, “a mind of its own”; it is no mere machine with buttons that can be pressed for instant results. Learning to understand and work with a horse is a particularly effective way of learning humility, co-adaptation, and respect. Moreover, the horse has been inextricably bound up with Western civilization for thousands of years and has defined the character of the American West, especially in Wyoming. Here we see a part of our collective cultural identity too precious to lose. Special thanks to Emily Felsheim ('21) and MaryAnne Benz ('22) for their work on this video. Learn more about the College's Horsemanship Program at wyomingcatholic.edu/horsemanship.