The Helping Horseshoe Therapeutic Riding Club

11/27/2024

What your support achieve ???
This!!
Our riders and our horses are filled with gratitude !!!
❤️

11/24/2024

With the Season of Giving approaching please remember us and all the other Equine Assisted Programs who need support in order to do what we do !!!
If your company is involved with Benevity look us up and encourage your friends to support !!
Our registered 501.c3 is always appreciative of all donations towards our programs and horses !
Let me count the ways
Cash
Venmo
PayPal
Snail mail !!!
Benevity though your work !!
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11/16/2024

11/15/2024

Good morning !!

11/14/2024

It is vitally important NOT to be suckered by those magazines that feature “Life Styles Of Your Typical Billionaire Equestrian” into thinking that anything short of over-the-top opulence is somehow deficient.

Sure, if you go on a tour of some of the Lexington, Kentucky stud farms you will see palatial stone barns, groomed landscapes, splashing fountains and chandeliers, but those are designed to woo investors into the racing industry.

Or if some private farm looks like the Taj Mahal, goody for them. It’s possible, often even probable, that extremely lavish trappings disguise average or even mediocre riding abilities. Neatness, though, is different from opulence. As is having a clean or clean-ish barn and tack room. Attention to detail in one area of horse management can often reflect an overall attitude that spills over into the way someone rides and trains.

Neatness begins by picking up a broom. Or a rake. Try not, perhaps, to become one of those people who thinks that manual labor is for “other” people. The word for that attitude is “pretentious.”

11/13/2024

Something to remember !!

10/21/2024

It's an unseasonably cold winter day as I drive the short distance from the airport in Austin, Texas, to Elgin, home of New Trails, headquarters of the Horse Boy Foundation, the Horse Boy...

10/20/2024

Kara Stark McGrew

It's an unseasonably cold winter day as I drive the short distance from the airport in Austin, Texas, to Elgin, home of New Trails, headquarters of the Horse Boy Foundation, the Horse Boy...

06/10/2024

We are always grateful for support in any way !! Volunteers, donated items, grants and donations !!
A great time to thank Dr. Paul Zimprich and his amazing team at East Coast Equine for all their support !!
Team work makes the dream work !!!!
Kara Stark McGrew

Helping horses and people in need can be a rewarding experience, but consider what it will take before you commit to volunteering at a horse organization.

05/07/2024

I never doubted this!
Kara Stark McGrew

A recent study completed at the University of Sussex shows that horses are able to understand human emotions.

05/02/2024

Love hearing this statement today
‘You don’t learn by speaking with people who share your beliefs ‘