Fieldstone Farm Therapeutic Riding Center Press Release
Fieldstone Farm Therapeutic Riding Center Announces
 
2010 Spring Invitational Horse Show
 Alexis Shween Ribbons
Bainbridge, OH - May 17, 2010-   Fieldstone Farm's annual Spring Invitational Horse Show was a great success for all participants.  Students and their families enjoyed a beautiful, sunny day, complete with a perfect rainbow overhead!  As one student exclaimed, "The rainbow is out just for our horse show today!" 

Fieldstone Farm students and their therapy horse partners competed in one or more of four basic classes: Driving, Trail, Equitation, Futures, and Dressage. 



Pictured: Alexis Shween displays her first place ribbons.

Dr. Bill Clem, a retired pediatrician who practiced in the Cleveland area for 40 years, volunteered his time to judge the show.  He had his work cut out for him.  As he stated, "It's tough to place these riders; they're all so good!"  
 
 "Our students work hard for months practicing with their instructors and equine partners for the horse show.  It is always such an exciting day with horses and riders looking and performing at their best.  The excitement in the air is contagious as their family members, spectators, and volunteers watch in awe!  The students' smiles say it all!"
Teresa Morris, Program Director
 
 
Chaz Fitzgerald Driving
 
 


Carriage Driving Class: 
Chaz Fitzgerald with volunteer Janice Teague and therapy horse Mitch


James Barton Trail
 

Trail Class:
James Barton with volunteer Mariel Behnke and therapy horse Quin.

 
Megan Donohue Equi
 

Equitation Class:
Megan Donohue with volunteers (left to right) Deb Halinski and Maggie Chadwick and therapy horse Shuffy.

 
A special thanks to the generous sponsors of our horse show classes. . .
Marilyn Foote
Craig & Laura Lindauer
Mary McMillan
Pattern Metals, Inc.
Marsha Ritley
The Brunken Family
The Equine Management Team (of Fieldstone Farm)
Now Accepting New Students
at Fieldstone Farm Therapeutic Riding Center!


Do you know a child or adult with a disability who could benefit from discovering a place of achievement, an environment of learning and a source of cherished friendships?  At Fieldstone Farm, equine programs are offered to students of all ages with diverse backgrounds and ability levels. Whether they have physical, cognitive, sensory or emotional disabilities, students benefit from riding, driving or working with horses.

For more information on how to become a student, please contact us at 440.708.0013 or visit our website fieldstonefarmtrc.com
 
Fieldstone Farm Therapeutic Riding Center
Renee Miller, Marketing
440.708.0013 x 126 or rmiller@fieldstonefarmtrc.com
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