Sean C. Morgan
Horses, as a rule, don’t much care for fire, loud noises, flares and smoke, and they don’t enjoy walking through thick brush.
But when you’re a trusty steed serving in the Linn County Sheriff’s Posse, your rider is going to want you to negotiate a wide variety of situations, each presenting different obstacles, crowds and random noise.
That’s why Bill Richey, founder and director of National Mounted Police Services, visited Chafin Farms…