Emanuel Cung
We are talking to Ms. Garza sister about her horse and what she does.
She lives on a 30 acre farm, she helps with kids with disabilities and former military who have PTSD.
She helps horses that are bad behaving and has an olympic horse to care for.
The kids talk about her past life as an ex-army, what it was like and whether she would join it again.
The farm was owned by a lady name Julie Robert, you can go to the website and take some classes.
Q. Do you miss Texas
A. Well yeah the food, it is very different, like they don't have brisket and Whataburger. But I do miss the family cuz we are so far from Texas.
The horses don't live in a barn, they are in a herd, but they do get aggressive around each other when it comes to food. In the herd the male would be top but when I'm out there they know that I'm in charge, we don't show aggression or yell at them.
There are two different saddles - the western saddle and English saddle. The western saddle is more heavier than the English saddle that is the like the difference.
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