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Prancing Horse Therapeutic Horsemanship

Prancing Horse Center for Therapeutic Horsemanship

Southern Pines, North Carolina - Moore County

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Pinehurst / Southern Pines

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Provider overview

Prancing Horse provides therapeutic horsemanship lessons and non-riding horse activities for children and adults with special needs diagnoses in Southern Pines.

Prancing Horse is a Southern Pines nonprofit PATH Intl. premier accredited center offering therapeutic horsemanship, veterans programming, and senior programming.

Quick facts

Phone
910-281-3223
Ages
Participants age 4 and up with special needs diagnoses; no upper age limit listed
Season
Fall and spring 10-week sessions, plus shorter summer sessions
Cost
Families should confirm current lesson fees, scholarship options, and intake requirements with Prancing Horse.

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Prancing Horse Center for Therapeutic Horsemanship

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Therapeutic horsemanship lessons

Therapeutic riding and non-riding horsemanship activities guided by Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructors for participants with special needs diagnoses.

Ages
Participants age 4 and up with special needs diagnoses; no upper age limit listed
Season
Fall and spring 10-week sessions, plus shorter summer sessions
Schedule
The source says fall and spring participants attend weekly 30- or 45-minute lessons, usually in groups of 2 or 3, with private lessons depending on availability and need.
Cost
Families should confirm current lesson fees, scholarship options, and intake requirements with Prancing Horse.
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The official Prancing Horse therapeutic riding page says its therapeutic horsemanship program serves individuals with special needs diagnoses ages 4 and up, offers riding and non-riding horsemanship activities, uses Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructors, and runs fall, spring, and summer sessions.
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Therapeutic horsemanship lessons

The official Prancing Horse therapeutic riding page says its therapeutic horsemanship program serves individuals with special needs diagnoses ages 4 and up, offers riding and non-riding horsemanship activities, uses Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructors, and runs fall, spring, and summer sessions.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: Prancing Horse describes therapeutic riding, grooming, leading, tacking, educational activities, individualized goals, suitable horse pairing, and trained volunteer sidewalker and leader support.

Access notes to confirm: Families should confirm intake steps, diagnosis fit, riding contraindications, helmet and weight requirements, transfer support, volunteer support, lesson location, session openings, and whether non-riding horsemanship is a better fit.

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What we found: The official Prancing Horse therapeutic riding page says its therapeutic horsemanship program serves individuals with special needs diagnoses ages 4 and up, offers riding and non-riding horsemanship activities, uses Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructors, and runs fall, spring, and summer sessions.

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What information should families confirm with Prancing Horse Center for Therapeutic Horsemanship?

Families should confirm current availability, registration deadlines, eligibility, support level, staff training, safety policies, cost, schedule, and fit before enrolling.

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