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Florida artist Cheryl Ward loves painting?and she loves horses?so she thought she would combine the two! Together with her horses, Romeo, Juliet and DaVinci, Cheryl shapes the painting by choosing colours, brushes etc? and the horses do the rest! ?The basis of teaching my horses to paint came out of my quest to see if horses can be trained primarily with positive reinforcement. I?d heard many trainers say that negative reinforcement or pressure/release is your line of communication with your horse. I wanted to try something different. (Photo: wenn.com)

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