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RideAbility connects horses with people with special needs

PINE ISLAND, Minn. — Horses can be fast and horses can be hard workers, but not every horse has the right combination of gentleness, patience and steadfastness to be a therapy horse. At RideAbility, ...
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Family Time: Help give horse therapy to people with special needs

Help others and hang out with horses when you become a RideAbility volunteer. With volunteer opportunities available to family members of all ages, volunteer orientations happen four times a year.
The Herald SC

Family organizes barbecue and dessert competition to give back to Clover riding center

At Rideability Therapeutic Riding Center in Clover, equestrian trainers, riders and spectators alike say that interacting with horses can heal. As a Special Olympics Equestrian Training Center and a ...
The Herald SC

9 Clover-area equestrians head to Special Olympics

Two years ago, 11-year-old Bryan Wensil started riding horses. His mother, Cynthia Stansell, has been amazed at the transformation in her special needs son. His confidence exploded, his school work ...
The Gaston Gazette

RideAbility Therapeutic Riding Center aids children, adults with special needs

The bond between rider and horse can be healing. Facilitating that connection is the purpose of RideAbility Therapeutic Riding Center in Clover, S.C., which opened in January. The 15-acre center, ...