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Meet the horses at Bellingham’s center for adaptive riding

The goal is happy, healthy horses who are not overworked

Northwest Therapeutic Riding Center founder Julia Bozzo pets 5-year-old Bruce Aug. 12 at the riding center. Bozzo opened the center in 1993 and has given hundreds of lessons to people with disabilities.
Northwest Therapeutic Riding Center founder Julia Bozzo pets 5-year-old Bruce Aug. 12 at the riding center. Bozzo opened the center in 1993 and has given hundreds of lessons to people with disabilities. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)
By Jaya Flanary Digital Editor/Designer
Bellingham’s Northwest Therapeutic Riding Center pairs people with disabilities with horses, teach

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