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ELMORE - An Elmore resident has developed a revolutionary product for para-equestrians which has the potential to impact the lives of millions of people with and without disabilities. Sara Yarger designed MagnaHalter, an easy to use horse halter, with the dual

Posted: Thursday, April 19, 2018 8:30 am Roger LaPointe, Sentinel-Tribune Staff Writer Two Bowling Green natives, Sara Clark and Isaac Rogers, will be among the young entrepreneurs competing tonight in The Hatch, Bowling Green State University’s business contest. Photo by J.D. Pooley/Sentinel-TribuneIsaac Rogers

Hatchling Sara Clark gets the business deal of a lifetime in University's sixth annual "The Hatch" By Keefe Watson | Managing EditorApr 19, 2018 Sara Clark had already decided to sell 25 percent of her Hatchling idea for $20,000 when alumnus Ed

Student entrepreneur invents accessible halter for equestrians with disabilities Hannah Finnerty | Editor in ChiefMay 5, 2018 At the age of four, Sara Clark fell in love with horses.  “The first time she rode a horse, she was at the county fair and