CALENDAR

Download Our 2013 Year Schedule Here (326KB PDF)

EVENTS LIST

May 11 - Volunteer Orientation, 9:00 – 11:30 am, PPTRC Main Barn

June 8 - Volunteer Orientation, 9:00 – 11:30 am, PPTRC Main Barn

June 29 - Special Rodeo 2013

August 24 - Miracles in Motion

ANNUAL EVENTS AND FUNDRAISERS

PPTRC Special Rodeo - June 29, 2013

Miracles in Motion 2013 - August 24, 2013

CURRENT CLASS SCHEDULE

SPRING 2013 WEEKLY SCHEDULE
April 1 – May 24
No classes Saturday, May 25


** Any class that does not fill may be subject to cancellation or combined with another class.**

Download Spring 2013 Weekly Schedule Here (34 KB PDF)



Class Descriptions:
Please keep in mind that we group by ability foremost; therefore, these age and skill levels are somewhat flexible. If you are not sure which age or skill level to choose, please contact your Instructor or Program Director for clarification.

Suggested Age Level Breaks:
12 and under = Child
13 - 18 = Youth
18 and up = Adult

Level 1: Needs maximum support to sit up, not able to hold objects or reins, not able to influence horse other than verbally, needs help processing/following directions and participating in activities/games.

Level 2: Sits with moderate to little support at walk, able to participate in cueing horse, able to follow simple directions and participate in games and exercises, trots with support.

Level 3: Sits without support, reliable balance, able to stop, go and turn with minimum prompts at walk, able to process 3-step directions, stand in stirrups with minimal support, trot with minimal support. Riders participate in horsemanship, grooming and ground work in addition to riding.

Level 4: Rides independently at walk (leader/companion may be at arms length). May progress to trot, canter and higher skills with little or no direct support.

UPCOMING CLASS SCHEDULE

SUMMER 2013 WEEKLY SCHEDULE
June 10 – August 3
No classes Saturday, June 29 or Thursday, July 4


** Any class that does not fill may be subject to cancellation or combined with another class.**

Download Summer 2013 Weekly Schedule Here (34 KB PDF)



Class Descriptions:
Please keep in mind that we group by ability foremost; therefore, these age and skill levels are somewhat flexible. If you are not sure which age or skill level to choose, please contact your Instructor or Program Director for clarification.

Suggested Age Level Breaks:
12 and under = Child
13 - 18 = Youth
18 and up = Adult

Level 1: Needs maximum support to sit up, not able to hold objects or reins, not able to influence horse other than verbally, needs help processing/following directions and participating in activities/games.

Level 2: Sits with moderate to little support at walk, able to participate in cueing horse, able to follow simple directions and participate in games and exercises, trots with support.

Level 3: Sits without support, reliable balance, able to stop, go and turn with minimum prompts at walk, able to process 3-step directions, stand in stirrups with minimal support, trot with minimal support. Riders participate in horsemanship, grooming and ground work in addition to riding.

Level 4: Rides independently at walk (leader/companion may be at arms length). May progress to trot, canter and higher skills with little or no direct support.








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