Meet Amos: A Team Roping Horse With a Job to Do

Amos spent much of his life as a team roping horse. When Hannah introduced him on the blog in 2018, she described an experienced, energetic horse who liked being around other horses and having a job to do.

Amos in the arena

Years in the arena gave Amos plenty of energy and a clear sense of his work. Hannah remembered him for his range, from roping and riding to groundwork and moving with a handler without a lead line.

This profile is from Hannah’s 2018 horse archive. For current session information, see Equine-assisted psychotherapy on Colorado’s Western Slope.

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