

Therapeutic Handicapped Riding
Horseback riding for the disabled is recognized as one of the most progressive forms of therapy. The ability to control a horse as well as one's own body creates self-confidence, responsibility and teamwork, independance and so much more! The best part is it is a 100% enjoyable experience, this helps create a special relationship between rider and horse.
Therapy does not require riding, touching, brushing or simply watching is also very rewarding and healing.
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Riders learn balance, coordination and self-assurance while therapeutic muscle stimulation is accomplished.
Some things that are improved on during our lessons are, posture, strength and flexibility, and Self Confidence.
The rider becomes a better equestrian and to work with teammates, and how to cooperate as he or she becomes more independant.
Horse Shows, Clinics, and light trail rides encourage confidence, self-esteem and a sense of accomplishment as new goals are met each and every time!
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The rider develops a strong sense of responsiblity as they take part in the care of horses and equiptment.
Let Me Teach You
by Willis Lamm
When you are tense, let me teach you to relax.
When you are short tempered, let me teach you to be patient.
When you are short sighted, let me teach you to see.
When you are quick to react, let me teach you to be thoughtful.
When you are angry, let me teach you to be serene.
When you feel superior, let me teach you to be respectful.
When you are self absorbed, let me teach you to think of greater things.
When you are arrogant, let me teach you humility.
When you are lonely, let me be your companion.
When you are tired, let me carry the load.
When you need to learn, let me teach you.
After all, I am your horse.