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Horseback Riding (Outdoor Adventures) by Heather Kissock, 2007-07-30 Lily Subietas: hooves of thunder.(PROFITS & passions)(horseback riding )(Narrative biography): An article from: Westchester County Business Journal by David Toth, 2005-12-26 Horseback Riding for Fun! by Beth Gruber, 2003-12 Horseback riding on the Ocala National Forest (SuDoc A 13.13:Oc 1/5) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1991 Laura Loves Horses by Joan Hewett, Richard Hewett, 1990-03 Ride Western Style: A Guide for Young Riders by Tommie Kirksmith, 1991-11

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1. Theraputic Horseback Riding
   HOME BASIC_H - horseback riding recreational. search find the most popular books, videos and DVDs on HORSEBACK RIDING  
   http://www.tofutofu.com/restoring-hair-growth.htm

2. Self-Realization Through Horseback Riding And Feldenkrais
   Manely Horses The recreational horseback riding forum, MainZone bookstores discussion groups, resources, marine hobbies, books  
   http://www.ariga.com/sandy/sandy.htm
   
   Extractions: Search by keywords: My name is Sandy Kessler, and I use horseback riding and the Feldenkrais Method as a way to help people increase their physical, mental, and emotional self awareness, for improving both their own movement and their personal and interpersonal functioning. This method has been proven effective with people of all types: From children with birth defects and victims of accidents and war, to stressed out yuppies and professional groups interested in improving their teamwork. We use experimentation and re-education to increase self-awareness and inner perception. Click on the horse to go to the next page. Riding Search by keywords: A horse's motion is three-dimensional: from side to side, forwards and backwards, up and down. It is indeed quite similar to the way a person walks and can teach us much about our own movements and how to improve them. A rider on the back of a moving horse is constantly receiving information through their own muscles, bones and joints about the horse's movement and their own. Riding teaches a person to activate and use various parts of the body, in new and varied ways, acquiring skills that in the course of time become an integral part of his life. Riding entails active involvement and self-discipline, improves the rider's self-image, balance and spatial orientation and encourages his independence and decision-making abilities. So does

3. Adaptive Riding Institute AKA H. O. R. S. E. S. For The Physically Challenged
   Challenging horseback adventures, riding lessons, and recreational activities for all abilities. This program offers recreational horseback activities including trail rides, beach trips and horse camping trips in beautiful Oregon.  
   http://www.open.org/~horses88/
   
   Extractions: The Adaptive Riding Institute (aka H.O.R.S.E.S. for the Physically Challenged) Provides horseback adventures in wild and scenic areas for people of all abilities. This unique program offers recreational horseback activities and related services to people with disabilities and their significant others. The Adaptive Riding Institute, provides riding lessons, custom horse training, adaptive equipment, and recreational horseback riding for people of all abilities at our ten acre ranch in Scotts Mills, Oregon from October through May. Horseback camping trips and scenic trail rides are offered during the spring and summer months, May through September. For activity details follow the links at the bottom of this page. Guided Trail Rides are available to the public at the "World's First Wheelchair Accessible Public Horse Rental Facilities", located at Silver Falls State Park near Silverton, Oregon. These unique facilities were designed to accommodate all tourists and park visitors including people with disabilities. Fund raising activities continue throughout the year in order to keep rider fees at a minimum. These include, charity events, and mail in donations. Call or e-mail for details.

4. Horseback Riding And Ranch Vacations In The Texas Hill Country.
   horseback riding, trail riding and ranch vacations at Post Oak Farm and Guest Ranch, Burnet, Texas recreational riding, Horse and Rider Training. Click Here for Real Time Local Weather. Ranch Vacations horseback riding,  
   http://www.postoakfarm.com/
   
   Extractions: Ranch Vacations: Horseback riding, ranch vacations and clinics for serious and casual riders alike. We'll structure your riding time here to be as intensive or as laid-back as you want. You set the pace for riding lessons, horsemanship instruction, or specialized riding lessons, we provide the expertise and great horses. We teach western and English equitation, reining, cutting, jumping (low fences), trail and dressage.

5. Acreage Equines: Horse Information For Recreational Equestrians
   You can take horseback riding lessons or learn more about horses and their The programis designed for recreational riders, although some more seriously minded  
   http://www.acreageequines.com/Local/
   
   Extractions: Horsing Around Strathcona County Your help is urgently needed! Let the Senators know that you want them to pass Bill C-10 the long overdue amendments to the animal cruelty sections of the Criminal Code More information Strathcona County is a great place to live, especially if you like horses. You can live on a acreage and have your own small horse set-up or you can board your horse at one of the many stables. If you don't own a horse, you can take lessons at local stables. You can enter horse shows at Fultonvale arena or go trail riding in the Blackfoot. You have your choice of farriers and veterinarians. You can buy all your horse supplies from local feed and tack stores, and your hay from local farmers. In fact, you can buy, keep and enjoy your horse without ever leaving the County and still live close to the city! About Acreage Equines

6. Welcome To The National Ability Center, Providing Opportunities To Discover Abil
   Provides sports training and recreational opportunities in swimming, waterskiing, skiing, cycling, fishing and horseback riding. Located in Park City, Utah.  
   http://www.nac1985.org/
   
   Extractions: Any keywords The National Ability Center is committed to the development of lifetime skills for people of all ages and abilities by providing affordable outdoor sports and recreational experiences in a nurturing environment. The objective of these experiences is to build self-esteem, confidence and physical development, thereby enhancing active participation in all aspects of community life. As a national role model, the Center promoted the concept of ability through integration, public awareness and education. Founded in 1985, the National Ability Center is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization. Programs are supported through special events, grants from private corporations and foundations, individual donations and program fees. All activities are offered at an affordable rate and scholarships are available, ensuring participation for all applicants. The National Ability Center offers recreational activities for the family. Integration into the community through disabled sports is our focus and we accomplish that by allowing individuals of all abilities to discover their own strengths and interests. By providing access to programs for the individual as well as family and friends we ensure active participation and fun for the entire family. There is no need at the Ability Center to isolate an individual within his or her own activities. While at the Ranch, we can provide an educational and fun outlet for all ages and abilities. Participants include those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, visual and hearing impairments, as well as those with cognitive and developmental disabilities.

7. MacBeth's Cabins: Recreational Oportunities: Horseback Riding
   Cook Forest State Park has several horseback riding Stables (all within about 4 milesof MacBeth's Cabins) with guided trail rides of various lengths on scenic  
   http://www.macbethscabins.com/recreation/horseback_new.html
   
   Extractions: Cook Forest State Park has several Horseback Riding Stables (all within about 4 miles of MacBeth's Cabins) with guided trail rides of various lengths on scenic trails. It is probably a good idea to call in advance to make reservations for parties. Some of the stables even offer limited boarding for your own horse. The Allegheny National Forest does not have any designated "Equestrian" trails, but does allow horseback riding anywhere except in campgrounds, and on hiking and skiing trails.

8. Welcome To The Fowler Center
   Located in Michigan, provides recreational opportunities for children and adults with mental and physical disabilities, including trails, adapted horseback riding, organic garden, and barnyard.  
   http://thefowlercenter.org/

9. Horseback Riding, Adventure Vacations, Holiday Getaways, Riding Lessons And Slei
   Captiva Farms, a complete recreational facility offering horseback riding, adventure vacations, riding lessons and sleigh rides in the panoramic mountains hillsides of Quebec's Gatineau Hills, minutes north of Ottawa. ENJOY horseback riding AT IT'S BEST  
   http://www3.sympatico.ca/horseback.riding

10. Horseback Riding In NEW YORK Horses & Equine
    Bermuda horseback riding See Bermuda's beautiful south shore on horseback Bermuda has strict regulations regarding horseback riding, particularly on public beaches. in 1995 Windreach provides recreational educational, and work experience opportunities  
    http://www.horserentals.com/newyork.html

11. Recreational/Therapeutic Horseback Riding, Equine Assisted Mental Health
    consider ourselves a recreational/therapeutic program. While some of our studentscome primarily for the therapeutic benefits of horseback riding, others are  
    http://users.rio.com/aaj/hello.html
    
    Extractions: We are RideAble, an equestrian program for people with disablilites. Based in Eugene, Oregon, we are an incorporated non-profit organization, EIN 93-1172229, and our staff has been giving lessons for over 10 years. Our primary focus is to provide riding opportunities for special needs people. Royal Heritage Farm, located on the south western outskirts of Eugene, provides a home for the program. This facility includes an indoor arena, a summer out-door arena, a permanent mounting ramp and platform and other amenities. Plans to develop outdoor trails are in the works. We consider ourselves a recreational/therapeutic program. While some of our students come primarily for the therapeutic benefits of horseback riding, others are seriously expanding their riding skills. Some of the disabilities our riders have are spinal cord injury, head injury, orthopedic disabilities, stroke, mental disabilities, cerebral palsy and hearing impairment. We teach riding lessons in an indoor arena and also take trail rides (weather permitting in this soggy area of the country). In the summer and early fall months we take students off site to special equestrian trails in the area. We have been offering an annual summer camp trip since 1997, and for many of us it is the high point of the year! We have a core group of people that organize, fund-raise, teach classes, groom, exercise and train therapy horses and do the many volunteer jobs that it takes to run a program like ours. We offer private individual lessons and small group classes of up to four. Groups are carefully selected to include riders with similar skills and stamina. We have been building our ridership base and support system over time. Our staff is made up mostly of volunteers and includes people with disabilities. Our Instructors are both CHA certified and our Head Instructor is fluent in sign language. We also have a consulting Physical Therapist to help us with evaluating the special needs of our riders.

12. Little Bits Main Page
    A nonprofit organization that offers disabled individuals the opportunity to enjoy the therapeutic and recreational benefits of horseback riding. Alberta, Canada  
    http://www.littlebits.ca/
    
    Extractions: web server space donated by A non-profit organization that offers persons with disabilities the opportunity to enjoy the therapeutic and recreational benefits of horseback riding. Events Spring 2003 / Volunteers (download 44KB Word document) Camp Horseshoe 2003 Application (download 27KB Word document) Safeway Fundraiser Registration Information Information Page Camp Horseshoe ... Little Bits History (pdf file) Memories of Pax Donation form (Word doc) Trail riding in Edmonton's river valley. Little Bits CD email Little Bits Web Page by John Fairweather (email)

13. Plowshares #28 - Horseback Riding
    horseback riding is both recreational and therapeutic for many people with disabilities. horseback riding is an excellent, refreshing form of recreation for people with ambulation disabilities.  
    http://www.aginfonet.com/aglibrary/content/sk_abilities/plowshares28_horseback.h
    
    Extractions: Horseback Riding Horseback riding is both recreational and therapeutic for many people with disabilities. Horseback riding is an excellent, refreshing form of recreation for people with ambulation disabilities. Older, good natured horses with much experience should be used to ensure the safety of the rider. Therapeutic horseback riding programs around the country have been designed to improve the physical, mental and spiritual well-being of participants. Jacob Lee is an eight year-old rider from Lafayette, Indiana, who has cerebral palsy and scoliosis. Jacob began riding horses for recreation four years ago and enjoys being outside with the horses. Lonnie and Roseanne Lee, Jacob's parents, said that he began riding horses for recreational purposes, but after months of riding, they found that Jacob no longer needed to wear his back brace for scoliosis. The rhythm and balance of the horseback riding helped improve Jacob's physical condition!

14. RideAble, Riding For Impaired And Disabled Equestrians
    riding for impaired and disabled equestrians in Eugene, Oregon. Information about program, facility, Category Sports Equestrian United Statesrecreational/Therapeutic horseback riding. For a person with disabilities,riding on a horse can mean reaching wilderness areas  
    http://users.rio.com/aaj/
    
    Extractions: Recreational/Therapeutic Horseback Riding ...For a person with disabilities, riding on a horse can mean reaching wilderness areas not accessible to a wheelchair. An individual who has sustained a head injury may discover that the act of learning to move with the rhythm of the horse gently increases their own sense of balance. A Downs Syndrome child may find a loving friend in her horse. RideAble serves children, youth and adults with a wide range of disabilities. Based in Eugene, OR, we have been in operation since 1995. Who We Are ..Our program, facility and staff profiled. Become Involved Ways to Join Us. Donate to one of several funds. RideAble is a non-profit corporation which does not receive federal or state funding nor is it a United Way recipient. We rely on the generosity of others to help us serve the children, youth and adults with disabilities that live in our community.

15. Triple W Riding Stable Hawley Pocono Mountains Poconos Horse Riding Stables Trai
    in the Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania (Pa). For horseback riding, horse and pony rides, trails, stables in the The Triple "W" is an exciting recreational alternative for families.  
    http://www.microserve.net/~magicusa/www.html
    
    Extractions: TRIPLE W RIDING STABLE Ride Options Rates Overnight camping Hay Rides ... Toursim Information. Welcome to . . . Triple "W" Riding Stable Not Follow the Leader! We have been here for over 40 years and our standards of riding excellence and enthusiasm have been our trademark. Our horse ranch is located high in the Northeastern range of the Pocono Mountains with almost two hundred acres of trails and spectacular scenery all wrapped in a friendly atmosphere. Our unique approach to western riding begins with a personalized interview regarding past riding experiences. The rider is then evaluated and assigned a horse according to his or her level of ability. Choosing a horse from a well trained herd, reaching over 60 heads at times, we can accommodate beginners to experts. Our stable prides itself on safety and emphasis is placed on proper riding. The guides are chosen for their professionalism and personality. The guides will familiarize the novice with our riding style and assist the frequent rider in defining existing techniques. The Triple "W" is an exciting recreational alternative for families. The Ranch offers a variety of trails and a wide range of terrain to explore for both expert and first time rider. We offer unlimited trails, lessons, pony rides hay and sleigh rides, overnight trail camping and BBQ's.

16. Taos Visitor's Guide To Taos, New Mexico And Northern New Mexico
    Searchable directory of recreational information skiing, snowboarding, white water rafting, kayaking, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, rock climbing, mountain biking  
    http://taoswebb.com/recreation/index.html

17. Kanaka Creek Ranch, Bed And Breakfast Maple Ridge, BC Accommodation
    for visitor's seeking outdoor recreational adventure fun and relaxation, the Ranch specializes in customized guided horseback riding water skiing, however we have much more to  
    http://www.recreationbc.com/kanka_creek_ranch

18. ArizonaAdventures.com The Online Guide To Arizona's Recreational Outfitters
    The online guide to Arizona recreational outfitters including Jeep tours, camping, hiking and backpacking, gold panning, horseback riding, packtrips, ghost towns and western events.  
    http://arizonaadventures.com/

19. Horseback Riding
    recreational Activities. horseback riding.  
    http://www.r5.fs.fed.us/stanislaus/visitor/horse.htm
    
    Extractions: Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment International Forestry Just for Kids Publications Recreational Activities Stanislaus National Forest Stanislaus Home About Us Contact Us Current Conditions ... Kid Center Ranger Districts Calaveras Groveland Mi-Wok Summit ... Evaluate Our Service Stanislaus One of the most pleasurable ways to see the Stanislaus National Forest is on horseback. Approximately 400 miles of trails are suitable for riding, with several areas available for base camps. Regulations regarding group size and stock handling in the Wilderness are available at Forest Service offices and at trailheads. Lower elevation riding and camping is available on the Mi-Wok (lower Highway 108) and Groveland (Highway 120) Ranger Districts. Riding and camping areas on Mi-Wok include Thompson Meadow, Bourland Meadow, Reynolds Creek, Deer Creek, and Camp Clavey. On Groveland, you can ride and camp at Andersen Valley, and Kibbie Ridge. The area south of the Cherry Lake Dam is available for camping with horses. Higher elevation riding and camping is available on the Summit (upper Highway 108) and Calaveras (Highway 4 area) Ranger Districts. On Summit, riders camp at the

20. YMCA Of Catawba Valley-Summer Camps
    Coed camp programs for ages 6 to 15. Provides athletics, outdoors, horseback riding, rope courses, aquatics, and other recreational activities.  
    http://www.ymcacatawbavalley.org/camps.htm
    
    Extractions: General Camp Information Camps begin at 8:30 a.m. and conclude at 3:30 p.m. each day. We ask that all children are here by 9:00 a.m. If a child is not here by 9:15 a.m., we reserve the right to turn those children away without a refund. For the convenience of working parents, early and late supervision is provided from 6:30-8:30 a.m. and 3:30-6:00 p.m. at no extra charge. Registration/payments for all camps are in the child development center office.

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