Miller v. Wells Dairy, Inc.

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• concluding that horseback riding is not a major life activity
• ability to walk well on level surface, but ability to walk less than previously could, walk up three steps, and need to walk slower does not render plaintiff disabled
• plaintiff who could walk well on level surface, but was limited in ability to walk the same distance as previously, walk at the same pace as previously, and walk up three steps was not disabled

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