You're a what? Horse trainer.

From: Occupational Outlook Quarterly | Date: March 22, 1987| Author: Stanton, Michael | Copyright information

You're a What?

Horse Trainer

Louise Emanuel is a teacher, but her class is unlike any you're accustomed to. Instead of learning how to conjugate a verb or calculate a square root, her pupils are coached to run, jump, and turn on a dime. They range in age from less than a year to their teens, would rather snack on a bag of oats than a chocolate bar, and have four legs. If you haven't guessed by now, Mrs. Emanuel trains horses, some of which she breeds, to ...

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