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This student is mounting the horse using a specially designed mounting ramp.

Each student is assigned sidewalkers to lend support, both physical and emotional, when needed.

Another happy day!

This rider is throwing bean bags and working on speech by naming different types of animals, colors...

Students and volunteers enjoying the great outdoors.

This student is learning how to hold the reins and steer the horse.

Walking over poles is a good balance exercise.

This rider has just completed a game of "around the world" and is now facing backwards on the horse.

Riders are given physical support only when needed to encourage independence.

Brushing the horse after riding is relaxing for the horse and rider and teaches students in the independent class how to care for the horses.

One of our independent riders on a ride outside.

This student is learning names for the parts of the horse by labeling the horse in a grooming class.

A rider from our Independent class riding her dressage test on show day!

The last week of every session is Horse Show Day!


 University of New Hampshire, Therapeutic Riding Program, 603-862-0131
For problems or questions regarding this web contact cindy.burke@unh.edu.
Last updated: 09/16/08.