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Patricia Cornwell with Trip, one of the horses she donated to the guide Horse Foundation

Patricia Cornwell with Trip

Don and Janet Burleson - Copyright 2000 by Lisa Carpenter

Copyright © 2000 by Lisa Carpenter

Dan with Cuddles - Copyright (c) 2001 by Cathleen MacDonald
Copyright © 2001 by Cathleen MacDonald

Cuddles in Harness - Copyright (c) 2001 by Cathleen MacDonald

Copyright © 2001 by Cathleen MacDonald

Don and Janet with Trip and Ras

Copyright © 2000 by Lisa Carpenter

Cuddles on the first flight of a horse on a commercial flight

Copyright © 2001 by Erik Lesser
The worlds first horse to fly in the passenger cabin

Cuddles guiding Dan Shaw

Copyright © 2001 by Erik Lesser

Cuddles at Lunch

Copyright © 2001 by Erik Lesser


Copyright © 2001 by Wiley Miller

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Shari Bernstiel & Tonto

Shari Bernstiel & Tonto are scheduled to be united in the fall of 2003.  Shari is a homemaker in Pennsylvania where she cares for her husband Jim and their four boys, including a set of identical triplets.

A lifelong horse lover, Shari was relentless in her pursuit of a horse guide.  Shari has passed her preliminary orientation and mobility skills assessment test and has traveled to the Guide Horse Foundation for preliminary work with Tonto, an talented two year-old blue-eyed Tobiano gelding , weighing in at less than 70 pounds.

Shari will travel to the Guide Horse Foundation in the fall of 2003 for an intensive three-week orientation where she will learn to use Tonto safely, mastering all areas of guide work including urban travel, traffic crossings and intelligent disobedience.
 

Janet Burleson Training Tonto in Henderson, North Carolina

 

Please Note: Each of our candidates cherish their privacy and the Guide Horse Foundation will not provide their direct contact information unless given direct permission from the candidates.  Please direct any requests to speak with candidates to info@guidehorse.com.

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