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Lessons teach basics of horsemanship BY MICHELLE POULIN RIDE IN STYLE TO ANNE Lenhert, part-time chemistry professor, a horse was an amazing animal. She saw beauty in its shape, pride in its step and intelligence in its eyes. Lenhert found a way to make horses part of her daily routine. When not in the lab, she was at her ranch teaching students horsemanship skills. Lenhert grew up in Virginia where horses were part of her life. I was riding before I could walk, she said smiling. I rode as a young girl, and then in college, too. There were lessons and clinics all the way. Through years of lessons, and more hours of practice, Lenhert grew to love and respect horses. For 10 years, she taught two horsemanship styles: English and western. Both included vaulting and driving for all levels. I get all kinds of Lenhert said. Some have never even sat on a horse, while others are ready for competition. The first day of lessons, students were separated by experience. Lenhert worked with each and often this meant by appointment. Lenhert began with the basics. Each student learned to bridle the horse, brush it, and care for it (Continued on page 32) DURING A LESSON, Janel Poorman, junior in apparel and textile practices a jump on Tia. (Photo by Brian W. Kratzer) AT THE END OF the drive to the High Horse Stables, a final reminder of Anne Lenhert ' s equestrian dedication stands on the shoulder of Carnahan Creek Road. (Photo by Brian W. Kratzer) BEGINNING Cheryn Shamet, senior in marketing, straps ankle guards to Kitten. Kitten requires the guards because she often hits them together which can cause injury. (Photo by Brian W. Kratzer)
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NEW SIGNS POST the Union ' s new tobacco policy, which became Aug. 1. The tobacco ban angered many smokers who vowed to stop using the Union. (Photo Illustration by Mike Venso) ALTHOUGH THE Union banned products, it provided matchbooks sporting the Union logo.(Photo Illustration by Mike Venso)
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