Rider Ashton Hadley completed his ride by parking his horse with the support of Kaylee Fry.
Therapeutic riding students had the chance to show what they learned during a riding showcase Thursday.
The program called One Stride Closer, a Sweetwater County Board of Cooperative Educational Services equine-assisted therapy program, hosted it's fourth annual riders' showcase.
The program itself started six years ago, according to program director Cindy Brandjord.
The gait of a horse's walk is the closest movement to the way a human walks, Brandjord said. For those with physical disabilities, their hips move with the horse as the horse walks, which is therapeutic for them.
Brandjord said ho...
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