Rehabilitation and Bonding, Horse Training in Prison

The video discusses a horse training program at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center, led by Hank Curry. Inmates learn to domesticate wild horses, which helps them develop personal growth, pride, and job skills. The program has positively impacted both the inmates and the community, providing horses for various services. The experience of bonding with horses offers inmates a sense of freedom and maturity, transforming their lives.

What is one of the key benefits inmates gain from bonding with horses?

• They become more competitive.

• They learn to ride faster.

• They get more time outside.

• They develop a sense of pride.

What is the primary goal of the horse training program at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center?

• To breed new types of horses.

• To prepare horses for circus performances.

• To domesticate wild horses for practical use.

• To teach inmates how to race horses.

How are inmates selected to participate in the horse training program?

• Through a lottery system.

• According to their behavior in prison.

• By volunteering first.

• Based on their physical strength.

What change is commonly observed in inmates who participate in the horse training program?

• They lose interest in the program.

• They become more isolated.

• They develop better work habits.

• They become more aggressive.

Which organizations have used horses trained by the program?

• Fish and Game wardens and the Forestry Service.

• Local schools and colleges.

• International equestrian teams.

• Private horse racing clubs.