KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (AP) — A Klamath Falls woman who works as a hairdresser has a tougher job on the side — taming wild mustangs.
The Herald and News reports that 44-year-old Vanessa Hansen is able to take a mustang accustomed to running wild and free and transform it into a reliable riding horse in three months.
Hansen trains horses when she’s not working as a hairdresser at the Crimson Iron, her beauty salon in the town of Dairy near Klamath Falls.
Last year, she trained a 3-year-old mustang she named Tuff Enuff and entered the horse in the Extreme Mustang Makeover competition.
