…competition that gives horses and riders a chance to compete indoors before showing at the national finals in Pennsylvania, Washington D.C. or Kentucky. The horse show offers generous prize money…
…high note by winning the cone phase with just one ball down. Find out more about Shady Oaks CDE here. Learn about the United States Driving for the Disabled here….
…upon the rider’s skill. Inexperienced hands should look elsewhere. The Baucher bit is defined by it’s so-called “hanging cheek piece,” a metal bar that extends upward from the bit ring…
…who?ve been permanently altered or disabled, one whom, died, as a result of multiple concessions or TBI?s. Like snowboarding, equestrian sports fall squarely under the category of ?action sports.? Like…
…the University of New Mexico speech pathology undergraduate described how using an American Quarter Horseas a therapeutic? tool had profoundly helped her disabled patient. Ruth Dismuke-Blakely was given a research…
…can show what we can accomplish as riders. We are riders and it will help build awareness in the U.S.” Lynn Seidemann rode Rhett in the penultimate test of the…
…to competing. She worked for three years as a travelling groom for British Dressage champion Nicky Barrett and has since worked freelance for international and national riders, including Paralympians. Against…
…in his newest and possibly most important job ? bringing joy to sick or disabled children and their families. Victory Junction was started by the family of one of Ricky?s…
…Permanently Disabled Jockey’s Fund. “I just face the fact. I’m in a wheelchair,” Turcotte told HRTV’s Vice President of Post Production Phil Kubel. “I don’t know where I’ll be tomorrow…I…
…subject to change, so check first. The Visitor Info link on the right has a phone number and email address you can contact, and also information about facilities for disabled…
