Veterans Ride On Horseback Through NYC To Support Suicide Awareness

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – A veterans outreach event took some of America's heroes straight through Manhattan – on horseback.

The 20-mile "Trail to Zero" ride started at Central Park and paused for a moment of silence at the World Trade Center.

Watch: Bravehearts President Meggan Hill-McQueeney and veteran Mitchell Reno joined CBS2 to talk about the initiative --

 

The ride doesn't just recognize the lives lost in war, but also those lost to suicide.

"Honestly it's just so fulfilling the feeling you get… We see every day at the farm that these guys heal and we hear so many times that they save people's lives and I can attest to that," veteran Mitchell Reno said about the horses in Saturday's event.

(Credit: CBSN New York)

The Trail to Zero was also held during what is currently Suicide Awareness Month.

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