LRTC Wild Horse Mentors'
WILD HORSE WORKSHOP 2005
Part Nine
Chris Erlon
Chris has been with LRTC for a while now and serves on the Board of Directors as Vice President. Chris helps with gentling demonstrations at Texas adoptions and has a nice approach with horses as well as with participants. Chris also professionally produces many of the public service announcements and radio spots that BLM uses.
Chris and a student
Starting the action
Chris was training in a location where good photos were difficult. If anyone has good photos of Chris, please Contact Us!

Jim Rea

Jim is an established trainer from Colorado who also was one of our clinicians in our 2000 Golden program. Jim worked a variety of horses from young pups to older studs and he also worked with the burros.

Jim put in long days at the program and turned out a number of horses for adopters.

Visit Jim's website at www.gentlehorses.com.

Working on feet
Jim was training in a location where good photos were difficult. If anyone has good photos of Jim, please Contact Us!

Adopted Horse Uses
 Adopted wild horses are finding their way into virtually every equestrian discipline. Many are also finding "jobs" as ranch horses, on pack strings, in law enforcement as police horses and they are used by the military.

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