Re: Horse Riding

[Guest guest]

Hey. I've taken my 7 yr old daughter to Mudcreek ranch. We had a great initial

visit. They work a lot with special needs kids they said. When we tried to set

up an actual schedule for her to take lessons, I never heard back via email or

phone. I tried to get my daughters school ( only 17 kids total) to do a

fieldtrip there. They were sooo. Rude to the director who called and apparently

are not insured ( which I didn't know when we visited) so if one of the kids git

hurt, Mudcreek would not be responsible.

I can't give you a recommendation on where to go, but I can recommend that you

don't go there. Hope this helps. Good luck.

rfmgil wrote:

>Have any of you taken your children to ride horses? I'm looking at some places

in the Cobb/Cherokee County area and hope that my son (HFA with fine/gross motor

delays) can handle regular private lessons (as opposed to Therapeutic Riding).

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[Guest guest]

My son goes to BEATS off of Arbor Hill rd. in Canton. They do hippotherapy as well as therapeutic riding and regular lessons. It's a very friendly and accepting atmosphere. www.beats-inc.org Good Luck

--- Horse Riding

Date: Thu, May 17, 2012 8:26 am

To: autism-georgia

Have any of you taken your children to ride horses? I'm looking at some places in the Cobb/Cherokee County area and hope that my son (HFA with fine/gross motor delays) can handle regular private lessons (as opposed to Therapeutic Riding).

[Guest guest]

McKenna Farms Therapy does hippotherapy and ther riding. They are in ding

County but just over the Cobb/ding line at 3044 Due West Road, Dallas