Archie Sparrow, a cowboy experienced in training horses, met a rancher and fellow rodeo rider, Chip Morris, at a rodeo in Florida. After comparing notes on various rodeos, Morris offered Sparrow a job for 16 weeks working on Morris's ranch in Arkansas. Sparrow accepted, and as compensation, Morris agreed to give Sparrow 400 and a brown horse named Kerro. When Sparrow first came to Morris's ranch, Kerro was practically unbroken. However, Sparrow worked with the horse during his spare time, and by the time the 16 weeks were up, Kerro was well on his way to becoming a first-class riding horse. Morris returned at the end of the 16 weeks and gave Sparrow a check for 400, but refused to deliver the horse. Sparrow wants the horse. What remedy will he be seeking in court?
a. Specific performance c. Rescission
b. Injunctive relief d. Restitution
Question 2
Which of the following is not an ethical challenge facing the public service?
a. The pressure for public administrators to follow the business model
b. Maintaining the commitment to the value of democracy
c. Defining public service as including only government organizations
d. The willingness of the public to participate in the work of government
Effective communication and harmony between horse and rider are among the goals of proper training
Horses too young to be ridden are trained to accept a halter, taught basic skills, manners, and beco
American soldiers—some of them regulars in deep blue uniforms, others in buckskin cowboy outfits— fi
How many horses do you see?
Shaping in Animal Training
Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of minds to think