child in pink shirt and purple helmet supported by purple walker grooming a dark brown horse — Our Vision

We see people of all abilities learning, playing, growing, and competing together.

Our Mission

TRI transforms the lives of kids and adults with disabilities through horsemanship.

Thistle Run Para-Dressage Awards - Novice Division: Ben 4th Place with Leon, Thea 3rd Place with J, Reserve Champion Liz with Serena, Champion Summer with Maddie. Intermediate Division: Champion Megan with J & Serena. GrandPrix Division: Kegan with J. USDF Intro Level: Reserve Champion Jenny J with Skarlett, Champion Lynn with Serena. Jenny B and Deb for competing. Congratulations to All!!

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Thistle Run Para-Dressage Awards - Novice Division: Ben 4th Place with Leon, Thea 3rd Place with J, Reserve Champion Liz with Serena, Champion Summer with Maddie. Intermediate Division: Champion Megan with J & Serena. GrandPrix Division: Kegan with J. USDF Intro Level: Reserve Champion Jenny J with Skarlett, Champion Lynn with Serena. Jenny B and Deb for competing. Congratulations to All!! 〰️

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A white boy, wearing a helmet, stands next to a white woman who is standing next to a horse.

A white woman is on a horse. Three other white women, one on each side and one standing in front of the horse are looking at her. They are all smiling.

A white girl on a horse pets the horse's neck. There are people on both sides supporting her.

A black boy is riding a horse and is about to step over poles. A white woman walks next to him holding onto his leg. On the opposite side, a white woman leads the horse.

A young white girl is on a horse. People stand around her supporting her.

A white man holding a white cane holds a white boy up to pet a horse.

An up-close photo of a white girl, wearing a helmet, smiling.

A white woman on a horse. A white woman stands by the horse's head. The women and the horse are wearing costumes. The women are smiling at the camera.

Why Therapeutic Riding?

Of course horsemanship is FUN… but there is so much more to the experience. Discovering one’s inner-athlete is the best part, but participants can also form a special bond with a horse while improving balance, muscle strength, communication, and social skills. Add all this to an opportunity to make new friends while improving confidence and self-esteem - and you can see how horsemanship transforms the lives of TRI’s amazing participants!

Are you are interested in participating in one of our equestrian programs?

Take a few minutes to learn more and connect with us through our introductory Get Started Module!

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Veteran amputee mounted on black horse with artificial leg in the foreground.

Are you Interested in Opportunities for Veterans?

TRI offers a variety of different activities for those who have served—from internships to wellness programs.

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We could not provide this amazing program without the assistance of over 100 volunteers every week. Volunteers share in the success of their students, and make a difference in someone’s life.

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Therapeutic Riding, Inc. is a volunteer-based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We rely on the generosity of individuals, community businesses, and foundations to help us provide our services.

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Share in Summer’s Journey as a TRI Equestrian

Why Therapeutic Riding?

Are you are interested in participating in one of our equestrian programs?

Are you Interested in Opportunities for Veterans?

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