After two decades of serving as manager for nearly 60 horses at the Rock Creek Park Horse Center in Washington, D.C., it would seem like managing four horses would be a breeze for Amber Power.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Murrysville equine center hosts meditation sessions with horses
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