Legally blind from the age of 13,
Quinn Bonett has found his life’s
calling working with horses and youth.


Quinn Bonett began working with horses at the age
of 13 when he lost his vision due to a rare genetic condition – retino schisis - that had never previously been recorded in his family. His vision is 20/400 and
to be legally blind is 20/200.

(Gazette, Katinka Rubin Michaud)


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