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01/20/2026

A few pictures from January. Its looking like the forcast this coming Sunday is mighty cold. Lessons are likely canceled since we dont teach when the high of the day 26 degrees. Ill be in touch. Thank you as always to the volunteers who help each week and especially as Christa is recovering. Hoping she returns soon.

01/01/2026

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12/29/2025

Winter riding brings new challenges. Sometimes the horses are feeling spicy in the cold air, so we take extra precautions to keep everyone safe, such as hand walking them before a lesson, lunging if needed and keep their backs warm with a quarter sheet. See everyone next weekend. Please dress warm, in layers. And handwarmers help too. Thank you to all the voluteers and Parkview Equestrian Center.

12/22/2025

12/22/2025

Thank you to all the volunteers new and seasoned, that helped with lessons this weekend. We are so grateful that so many stepped up to lend a hand! See you all next week. Parkview Equestrian Center

12/16/2025

Volunteer help needed this Sunday, Dec 21. 10:30-1:30. Can you spare 30 min or an hour this Sunday? Do you have horse experience? Please contact us at 516-241-2046. Thank you for any time you can spare.

12/15/2025

Stay warm this winter snuggling up next to a horse! Volunteer opportunities are available now. Please contact Nancy 516-241-2046. Call or txt. Thank you!!!

We are looking for volunteers - please call or txt 516-241-2046 for more information.

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12/02/2025

On this week of thanks we are so very thankful for the lovely, patient school horses, dedicated volunteers, and riders who come ready to learn and work towards their goals each week.
Also big thank you to Parkview Equestrian Center.

11/26/2025

Happy Thanksgiving

11/24/2025

When the day gets tough and challenging, try to remember how great our horses are. Allow them to awaken your senses; how they sound, clip clop as we go looking for horses, how they sound when they sneeze and whinny, and how they feel, so warm, strong and soft.

11/17/2025

Prompting is an important tool while working with riders with cognitive delays, ASD, and more. Often I use verbal and/or physical prompts to teach riders to hold reins, post, steer or name parts of the horse etc.

11/03/2025

Everyone makes progress in their own way. For some it’s holding the reins consistently and for others it could be independent steering. In horseback riding there’s no pressure or timeline to reach goals.
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