Page 12 University Daily Kansan Wednesday. Feb. 13, 1957
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PART-TIME EXPERT — Dick Hensleigh, Winchester freshman, is pictured displaying some of the pictures and information useful in his work as a horse-training expert.
Student Says—
Training Horses Requires Special Knack, Patience
How many times have you marvelled at the thorough training of a parade horse and wondered how long it must have taken to train an animal to such perfection?
Dick Hensleigh, Winchester fresh-4 man, says training show horses is not really hard work, but it does require a special knock and patience. Hensleigh is an expert on the subject because his summers and spare weekends are spent doing this type of work. He is a trainer at the Fahew Farm, Lee's Summit, Mo., which specializes in the training show horses.
Hensleigh grew up on his parents' farm near Winchester and has always enjoyed working with horses. He and his brother own nine horses which they have shown in Winchester, Salma, Hutchinson, and at the American Royal in Kansas City, Mo.
His opportunity to train the
norses at the Fahey farm came two years ago. The Hensleighs kept some of their horses at the farm for a time, Lee Fahey, owner, seeing Hensleigh's enthusiasm and skill with the animals, offered him a job.
"Young colts are a pleasure to work with because they can be trained to lead or to stand without too much difficulty." Hensleigh said.
Last year at the American Royal his colt won first prize in the National 4-H Colt Sweepstakes Division.
Future plans? Dick laughed and said graduation is still a long time away. His work with the horses is strictly a hobby and probably will remain so.
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There will be an organizational meeting 7 p.m. Thursday in 305B Student Union.
Open Thurs. 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
The number of students taking the trip will be limited to 25 or 30 people, preference given to "Y" members.
Students need not be enrolled in a particular course to go on the Mexico trip sponsored by the KU-Y during spring vacation.
Stipulation Off Mexico Trip
It was originally planned that students should either be enrolled in a Spanish, Latin American History or an art course. Since students had difficulty enrolling in these courses because of prerequisites, the stipulation has been removed.
The trip will be to Mexico City and area during spring vacation, March 29 to April 8. The KU-Y will charter a bus for the trip.
The KU-V will collect about $80 from each person taking the trip. This amount does not include the price of food which will average about $2.50 a day.
Photo Short Course Set For April 11-13
The sixth annual photojournalism short course will be held April 11, 12 and 13, in Flint Hall.
The course is sponsored by the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information and University Extension in cooperation with National Press Photographers Assn. and Kansas News Photographers Asm.
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