Adaptive Horsemanship - Front Range Exceptional Equestrians

What is Adaptive Horsemanship?

Our classes provide social, physical and emotional development through horsemanship. Classes are conducted throughout the year in six-week sessions, with certified instructors and trained volunteers teaching horsemanship skills and riding based on each participant’s abilities and goals. In addition to classes, participants can take part in horse shows and a trail ride.

CLASSES

One-hour classes are held from March through October in six-week sessions.

VOLUNTEERS

All volunteers working with horses and riders receive training for their positions. A detailed handbook is provided for all volunteers.

RIDERS

Each participant is placed in a class with others at similar level and goals.

HORSES

All horses accepted receive training for class activities, including voice commands and having leaders and side walkers walk with them.

Meet Our Horse Team

Front Range Exceptional Equestrians

FREE is a non-profit organization based in Fort Collins, Colo., that provides horsemanship and groundwork classes for veterans, at-risk youth and individuals with special needs. Classes are conducted by certified instructors and trained volunteers at the Temple Grandin Equine Center at Colorado State University and at Legacy Stables in northeast Fort Collins.

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