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What's Happening at the Stable

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August 28                  Volunteer and Rider Sign-Up


August 30                  Rider Sign-Up


September 13            Session 1 Begins


October 25                 Session 2 Begins - 7 Weeks


November 22-28       Thanksgiving Break - No Classes


November 28              Session 2 Resumes


December 20              Christmas Break - No Classes 2 Weeks


January 3                     Session 3 Begins


February 14                 Session 4 Begins - 7 Weeks


March 22-27                Easter Break


March 28                       Session 4 Resumes


April 11                          Session 5 Begins - 7 Weeks


May 30                           Session 5 Break - Memorial Day


June 6                            Session 6 Begins - 8 Weeks

Calling all Volunteers

Can you play with us.  Contact us with the time and days you want to play and come join the fun while you change lives.

Cliff's Story

I have to share rider Cliff's story.  He called to volunteer in Mesa as he had horses years ago and wanted to help. Due to a stroke last year he was challenged with some deficiencies.  Cliff got out of his truck and as he walked to us, we noticed  he was dragging one of his feet.  His balance was not very good.  He helped clean one of the pens and was exhausted.  We had a break in riders, so had him mount Lulu.  He rode for - maybe - 15 minutes.  When he dismounted - to all our amazement - he WALKED.  No dragging his foot.  He came back the next week and was still walking well.  He was able to help groom his new girlfriend - Lulu, and he walked all around our arena.  Stamina was way improved.  We were able to get him up again and afterwards he took longer steps as he walked with more balance and control than before.  Even his speech was more organized.  This therapeutic riding stuff is very very powerful.

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