Granite State Adaptive

01/06/2026

Perfect day at King Pine⛷️❄️

01/06/2026

For the last few years, Granite State Adaptive has been working alongside 4-H and the UNH Cooperative Extension to offer our own local and inclusive 4-H club, The Mirror Lake Mustangs.

We have also worked hard to provide accessible online educational opportunities each Winter for 4-H members across all of New Hampshire. If you are interested in learning more about our 4-H club or our virtual equine education opportunities, reach out to chrissy@gsadaptivesports.org

01/06/2026

Hay delivery this afternoon at 1pm, we could use a couple more helpers. Comment here or reach out for more details!

01/04/2026

Long time student Cynthia hitting the slopes for her first ski of the season!

12/31/2025

We are starting the new year feeling thankful for the incredible Granite State Adaptive community that supports, believes in, and grows with us. Happy New Year!!

12/24/2025

12/19/2025

A horse never asks who you were yesterday.
It doesn’t care about mistakes, regrets, or the version of yourself you wish you had been.

It meets you exactly as you are today.

Tired or hopeful.
Strong or uncertain.
Whole or a little broken.

And in that moment, there is no pressure to perform or pretend.
You are simply allowed to exist.

Being with a horse feels like starting over —
not because everything is suddenly better,
but because for once, you don’t have to carry your past into the present.

The horse doesn’t need it.
And maybe… neither do you.

12/19/2025

Please vote for this “friend of Granite State Adaptive!”
Guess who is up for Friesian of the Year!!?? TKJ's very own "Bonterra Vorstin!! " (barn name.)
Voting just opened, and anyone can vote. Just click on the link below and vote! In January the winner of Horse of the Year will be announced. As you may remember, last year TKJ Horse "Remy Martin" won Horse of the Year, and Ted Kop Jansen (TKJ Horses) having another horse nominated is a great honor and speaks to the quality of friesian that Ted Kop Jansen keeps at his stable.
Bonterra Farm is proud to be associated / sponsor with TKJ Horses... Ted and Elise have the most amazing friesians and have dedicated their lives to the breed.
Here is the link to vote. You can vote if it shows the Dutch language - the horse is listed as "Vorstin A van de Heemstede". If you click on the English language version on the site, the horse is listed as "Princess A van de Heemstede".
So vote for our gal!! She's a real beauty and a very special friesian. Thanks to those who go in and vote - so appreciated!

Het rijtje genomineerde Friese paarden voor de prestigieuze titel Paard van het Jaar 2025 is langer dan ooit. Een groot compliment aan fokkers, eigenaren en sporters die met deze negen genomineerden een bijdrage hebben geleverd aan de promotie van de...

12/18/2025

Love skiing or snowboarding? Want to make a difference? ❄️
We’re looking for volunteers for our adaptive snowsport program this season. Join us on the mountain and help create unforgettable experiences! ⛷️🏂

12/09/2025

Freezing temps and snow aren't slowing us down! Progress on the indoor is underway!! ❄️

12/07/2025

Fresh powder snow isn’t just great on the mountain 🏔️ 🎿⛷️
In the Winter when the ground freezes, many horses enjoy a nice fluffy snow (without ice) to move and play in. Just remember to pick their hoof snowballs!

12/02/2025

Giving Tuesday - Help Us Build a Sensory Trail!

Your support will help create a sensory rich trail that engages sight, sound, touch and movement.

The Sensory Trail will offer an interactive experience designed to engage all five senses, providing a nature-based journey unlike anything found within a traditional arena. This unique trail invites participants to travel on horseback or by foot, exploring a series of curated stations. A sensory trail combines natural and manmade elements. Along the path, riders and walkers will encounter several different stations. For riders, going outside of the arena for a loop around the barn can be a whole new experience! Every element of the Sensory Trail encourages planned interaction with nature and active sensory engagement.

https://www.facebook.com/donate/841017144946986