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Gillian Higgins teaches horse owners about what's "under the hood." To do so, she very carefully paints detailed anatomical art onto the pelt of her white horses "Freddie Fox" and "Henry." [via Neatorama]
Inside-out horse for educational purposes
Posted by Sean Michael Ragan |
Oct 24, 2009 07:00 PM
Biology, Education, Transportation |
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This is an excellent technique for teaching equine anatomy and riding, but Gillian Higgens didn't originate it. Susan Harris (http://www.anatomyinmotion.com/) has been teaching centred riding and equie anatomy in just this way for decades...
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