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Children 6-9 years old

Pony Pals

Pony Pals

Program

An fun program for children with an interest for horses.

An inclusive program for

children with and without

An inclusive program for

children with and without

diagnosis

In this inclusive program, children between the ages of 6 and 9 participate with horses and learn important safety practices, including brushing, leading a horse, and untacking.

 

This program is ideal for children who are too young to register for a regular riding program, but still want to learn best practices and become familiar with being around horses.

Summer schedule

Pony Pals is a small-group program (maximum four participants) designed to provide each child with personalized attention, meaningful interactions, and opportunities to learn and grow at their own pace in a supportive and engaging environment.

Days:

Monday, Tuesday and Fridays

Time:

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Starting:

The week of June 29 - August 16

Ages:

7 - 10 years

Physical Benefits

  • Improves Focus & Memory: Children strengthen attention and retention through horse care tasks

  • Encourages Problem-Solving: Interacting with horses boosts creative thinking

Social Benefits

  • Enhances Communication & Teamwork: Children develop collaboration and respect while working with peers and horses

  • Fosters Empathy: Caring for horses builds emotional understanding and compassion

Holistic Benefits

  • Supports Emotional Growth: Horse interaction helps manage stress and build resilience

  • Promotes Responsibility & Confidence: Caring for horses nurtures independence

  • Improves Physical Skills: Boost motor coordination and balance

Therapeutic Riding

Program details

Age:

• Children must be between 7 - 10 years old

Duration:

• This summer we schedule

2 hour sessions on 

Monday's, Tuesday's and Fridays

Staffing:

• Equine Specialist for safety and instruction

• Volunteers

Requirements:

• This is an inclusive program for children with or without a diagnosis

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