Reinbow Riding Center

05/31/2026

welcomes our newest Board member Alex. She is also the owner of Stone Wall Farm where Reinbow Riding Center's program is located!

05/30/2026

Check out 's May newsletter!

Email from Reinbow Riding Center Features, Profiles & New Ways To Show Your Support! MAY 2026 RRC NEWS Reinbow Riding Center Dedicates Bench to Founder Mary Jane! At the 2026 Volunteer Orientation Cl

05/30/2026

Fun Fact Friday!
Thank you for your support to make this happen!! ❤️

05/28/2026

Thank you to Community Bank for your continued support of !

05/28/2026

It takes a lot to run our horsemanship program! Reinbow would not be able to function without our wonderful team of dedicated equine partners, and their care is of the utmost importance to us.

Take a sneak peek at what goes on behind the scenes to ensure they are healthy and happy and the program runs smoothly!

🗓️ For an inside view, come visit us at our Open House on June 6th from 1-4pm and take a tour, meet our horses and volunteers, and our program coordinator/Instructor Julia!

05/27/2026

Week two of our spring session is here!

🐴Horse: Gus
🧑‍🏫 Instructor: Julia
🤚🏻 Volunteers: Dardy, MJ, & Chris
📝 Goals: Sensory activities, connection and communication, letter identification, breathing breaks with Gus.

05/26/2026

Thank you to the Black River Area Community Coalition (BRACC) for the Prevention Lead Region 4 (PL4) Grant for our participants from the Springfield Health District!

05/24/2026

was recently featured in the Spring issue of "4 Legs & a Tail", a magazine for pet & animal lovers!

A Magazine for Pet & Animal Lovers

05/22/2026

Fun Fact Friday!

Reinbow is able to offer its programming because of our wonderful group of volunteers who are committed its mission and our riders. This spring we are offering a weekly continuing education class for them to increase hands-on experiences and learning opportunities so that they feel safe, comfortable, and confident with all of our horses and riders!

Some of the things covered in the class were: haltering, hand holds on the lead line, leading with purpose, backing up, spatial awareness in proximity to the horse, squaring a horse up, pressure points on the horse, and how to read their body language and adjust position accordingly so that the horse is a calm and relaxed position.