LRTC Wild Horse Mentors'
WILD HORSE WORKSHOP 2000
Part Thirteen
Clinician Assistants

When we find ourselves with 100 or more participants at a workshop, we can pretty much figure that the Clinician Assistants are going to shoulder a great part of the load. Working under the supervision of the clinicians, the Clinician Assistants gentle some of the horses and they provide supervision and assistance to hands-on participants that have been assigned to them.
John Sharp and his "C/A" Rob Pliskin

Rob Pliskin

Paul Ristrim

Diane De Lano

(Helping Marilyn desensitize a little guy to ropes)

These guys were definitely overworked and we have increased the Clinician Assistant roster for 2001!

BLM Staff

Tom Pogacnik
BLM WHB Chief

Janet Nordin
BLM WHB Public Affairs


Fran Ackley & the BLM Crew
from Caņon City, CO

"Can't ride color!"


How to read freezemarks
Gathered BLM wild horses are identified with distinctive freezemarks that indicate their foaling year, which district gathered them & their I.D. No.

For more information on freezemarks Click Here

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