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At 85 years of age, John Sharp of Prineville, OR, has been gentling and training horses
longer than most of us have been alive. He's the "Professor
Emeritus" of the wild horse set and we're still trying to figure
out where he gets his energy.
John proves the theory that experience, wisdom and common sense
are far more important than muscle when working wild horses.
John is a gentleman in every sense of the word and these horses
really respond well to him.
John demonstrating his pole method
A short time later,
a pretty relaxed critter
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Tying a halter on a wild horse
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KBR Horse Net