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Monty Roberts, Who Trained Horses Through Trust, Dies at 91

via NPR News·Aug 7

Monty Roberts rejected the violence of “breaking” a horse and built a method from the animals’ own nonverbal language, watching wild mustangs until he could hold a conversation in it. The internationally acclaimed horseman, who described his approach on Fresh Air in 1997, has died at 91.

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