Riding
Our participants are becoming equestrians and now have a sport to call their own.
The ranch offers adaptive riding and grooming sessions for individuals impacted by Autism and related disabilities. In 4 seasons throughout the year, riders are invited to come every other week for a 30 minute session.
Riders ride with the support of a horse lead, coach, and side-walker. They groom the horses and enjoy fun activities around the ranch.
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Our equestrians love to showcase new skills at the horse show. It’s a special day for family and friends to see them excel in their sport. Our equestrians received medals at the horse show.
Our riders are proud of their sport and love having a medal to show their success! It’s amazing to watch these kids grow in their sport of horseback riding.
Mustang Learning Program
The Mustang Learning Program is an equine-assisted learning experience designed for participants aged high school and up. Rooted in our mission to provide a community where individuals are seen, heard, understood, and accepted, this program integrates hands-on learning with meaningful social connection.
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Participants, under the guidance of a mentor, engage in ground horsemanship skills such as grooming and caring for horses, completing barn and pasture maintenance, and assisting with preparations for sessions. They also learn about the business aspects of running a nonprofit, gaining exposure to tasks that build responsibility and vocational awareness.
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A dedicated time for social discussion allows participants to explore current events, life situations, and business principles in a supportive environment. Through these activities, we intentionally incorporate social, life, and work skills essential for future success.
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Parents often share how much joy it brings them to see their child thriving outdoors—engaged, off their screens, and building confidence through real-world experiences. Service hours can be provided to participants. There is no riding in this program.


The Benefits of Horses
Recreational, adaptive horseback riding lessons and equine-assisted activities make a big impact on our riders and their families can continue to grow and offer more opportunities for the members of our community. They groom the horses and enjoy fun activities around the ranch.
Horseback riding and equine-assisted activities can have a positive impact on health - body, mind, and soul. Many of the riders have a special bond with the horses and grow in skills over the season. Horseback riding and equine-assisted activities allows them to experience success and and fulfillment while being active.