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Not everyone can ride - or wants to - but cart driving is an excellent way to access the benefits of equine therapy.

Who it is for
Mobility
What it helps with
A way to get there, Safe surroundings, Learning and school, Skills for work, People who get me, Care for my animal, Rest and recreation, Time in nature, Making my own choices
Where
710009 RR 55, Grande Prairie, AB T8W 5A7
How to reach
Contact through PARDS (Peace Area Riding for the Disabled Society): (780) 538-3211 · info@pards.ca · Website
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About this service

Not everyone can ride - or wants to - but cart driving is an excellent way to access the benefits of equine therapy. Learning to work with and control a horse as the driver of a cart brings many therapeutic benefits, similar to the ones for therapeutic riding. Cart driving is where a horse or pony is hitched to a wheeled cart and is driven around an arena, an obstacle course, or out on a trail. Driving is a fabulous opportunity to make new friends, gain a sense of independence, be out in the open air (weather permitting), and have fun! Output: Not everyone can ride - or wants to - but cart driving is an excellent way to access the benefits of equine therapy. Learning to work with and control a horse as the driver of a cart brings many therapeutic benefits, similar to those for therapeutic riding. Cart driving is where a horse or pony is hitched to a wheeled cart and is driven around an arena, an obstacle course, or out on a trail. Driving is a fabulous opportunity to make new friends, gain a sense of independence, be out in the open air (weather permitting), and have fun!

How do I get in touch?

Call (780) 538-3211, email info@pards.ca, or use the website.

Phone
(780) 538-3211
Email
info@pards.ca
Website
https://www.pards.ca

Listed in Grande Prairie County No. 1, Alberta.

710009 RR 55, Grande Prairie, AB T8W 5A7

710009 RR 55, Grande Prairie, AB T8W 5A7Grande Prairie County No. 1, Alberta

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