Quick Facts and Helpful Information About Our Organization

A: We are currently riding 540 students with a waiting list. We are accepting new entries on our waitlist. Contact us today to get on our waiting list!

A: Students begin riding at age 3, and we have served clients as old as 92.

A: We have clients with various special needs including, but not limited to: Down Syndrome, Autism and Autism Spectrum Disorders, Cerebral Palsy, Developmental Delays; Victims of stroke, injury, and accident; Hearing Impairment and Visual Impairment; Paralysis; Shaken Baby Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and many more disorders, syndromes, and physical and mental challenges.

A: We differ from other therapeutic centers in that through a series of games and activities, students are taught academic skills, including number sequencing, alphabet, shapes, colors, directions, and more. We work hard on confidence building, self-esteem improvement, and socialization skills, as well as physical skills like balance, coordination, and flexibility.

A: Lessons occur in sessions ranging from 4 weeks to 12 weeks. They range from thirty minutes to one hour, and our tuition is $35 per half-hour lesson. Many of our students formerly received their therapy as a benefit through the Alta California Regional Center, which handles benefits for those with special needs, disabilities, and challenges. When Governor Schwarzenegger signed into law an amendment to the Lanterman Act on July 31, 2009, disallowing funding for any recreational, educational, or non-medical therapies, this funding source was completely eliminated.

A: Please call us at (916) 685-RIDE or email us from our contact page to place a potential student on our waiting list. We will need the student’s diagnosis, date of birth, weight, and other personal information at that time, so please have that information handy when you call.