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Therapeutic riding in Indiana
26 programs in Indiana offer therapeutic riding, out of 309 stables we list in the state. Each one is here because a customer review or its own website mentions therapeutic riding, and the proof is under each program.
Top 12 by rating and reviews
Ranked by Google rating × number of reviews (10 reviews or more). The other 14 programs are listed by city below.
Hippotherapy for children, made possible by great donors, volunteers, and staff
Well run and beautiful equine therapy riding center
Summit Equestrian Center Fort Wayne
More therapeutic riding programs in Indiana, by city
Auburn
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Brookston
The owners care deeply about each animal and have very good knowledge of horses and their individual needs; and the therapeutic riding program makes for a very strong community.
Columbia City
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Gosport
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Jasper
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Kokomo
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Ladoga
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Lafayette
We can’t say enough about how highly we regard Robinson’s Equine Therapy!
Martinsville
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Richmond
Excellent staff that provide equine therapy.
Westville
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Whitestown
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Zionsville
- Therapeutic riding: per the stable's website
Questions to ask a program
- What are the rider requirements? Each program sets its own. Ask what forms or evaluations it needs before a first ride.
- Who teaches? Ask about the instructors' training and their experience with riders like you or your child.
- Riding, hippotherapy or both? Ask which services the program offers and who provides them.
Therapeutic riding in Indiana, by city
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