Krista Kay gives appendix quarter horse Benny some lunging exercise on his day off during some time in the ring at the Kamloops Therapeutic Riding Association Centre. The association has provided therapeutic riding for the past 20 years to hundreds of children and adults. It has a variety of programs, including sensory development for kids and young adults with autism; stable management for kids and adults who are unable to ride either because of fear or contraindications; sport rider for those with an interest in competing; junior rider for young kids between the ages of two to five; young rider for school-aged children; and recreational for adult and teenage riders who are interested in riding as a recreational activity as opposed to competition, For more information on the Kamloops Therapeutic Riding Association Centre, go online to ktrahome.ca.
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