Ablevision at Windrush Farm
October 21st, 2009
Ablevision covers a story about Windrush Farm, a therapeutic horseback riding farm that helps people with disabilities learn to ride horses. In this clip, students from the Perkins School for the Blind learn how to walk and trot their horses. Triangle’s Ablevision is an innovative, award winning show produced entirely by people with disabilities. For more information about Ablevision, or to order episodes in their entirety, please visit www.ablevision.org. Enjoy
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What to look for in a therapeutic horse is a good temperament, not easily spooked or flustered, a horse with training and ability to respond to rider’s aids, very patient and no major vices, that doesn’t bite, buck or rear. Learn about horse temperament in adaptive horse riding from an equestrian program manager in this free sports and recreation video.