Vinceremos is always interested in good horse donations as long as they meet their strict requirements. The have to be quiet, manageable, foolproof, and sound. We don't want a horse on medication because of the extra expense. We're now limited to 60 students, but want to expand to 85 when we get a new barn and more horses. Eighty percent of our students are children and 20 percent are adults.
Riding helps a wide range of disabilities.
Our students have cerebral palsy, deafness, blindness, autism, downs syndrome, adult strokes, and other physical and mental impairments. The main thing is you can't measure the amount of benefit the horse gives. Two Vinceremos students and competitors were eager to talk about their riding and much Vinceremos means to them. I was born with the bones in my knees loose. I can't run or jump.