Dr Harry visits Cooma Cottage
Visiting some Clydesdales.
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Dr. Harry Cooper
Dr Harry’s meeting some very hard workers – of the four-legged variety! Back in the 18th and 19th centuries, there were no tractors, cars or trucks – so our ancestors relied on good old-fashioned horse power to get things done. Sadly, heavy horse breeds like Clydesdales and Percherons aren’t quite as important to our everyday life these days, and many are abandoned.
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Dr. Harry Cooper
Born and raised in Sydney, Dr Harry Cooper graduated with second class honours from Sydney University’s Faculty of Veterinary Science in December 1965 aged 21. He practised for several years across Sydney and the UK before his burgeoning media career became a full-time commitment.
