Our Mission
Reins of Hope is a 501c3 nonprofit therapeutic riding center for persons with dis’Abilities.’ Our mission is to offer the most miraculous benefits of horseback riding to any person challenged by physical, mental, or emotional dis’Abilities.’ By cultivating personal empowerment and overcoming life’s challenges we broaden horizons and hand over the ‘reins of hope.’
We are also an equine rescue facility. Reins of Hope extends the olive branch to special equines that have been neglected, abused, or abandoned. Our commitment to horses is to improve the minds, bodies, and spirits of our special needs equines and find loving eternal homes for them.
Natural Touch Horsemanship
Does your horse have any of these problems: buddy sour, trailer loading, biting, kicking, rearing, bucking, spooking, keeps stopping, doesn't stop, bridling, or tacking?
Goose can assist you in all your equine related issues with your horse with the patience and understanding that his reputation is so well known for. Goose is the head trainer at Reins of Hope Ranch. He is amazingly gifted with horses and people and offers his Natural Horsemanship services through clinics and private lessons, allowing you the opportunity to learn and succeed with your horses.
For additional information call: Kristina @ 352-410-6648 or the Trainer: Augusto (Goose) @ 352-585-5766, or email us via the Contact Us page on this website.
NARHA Member
NARHA Centers Provide Equine Assisted Activites
Just as other professions use accreditation and licensing systems to improve the well-being of their industries, therapeutic equine professionals have a distinction of their own thanks to NARHA’s Premier Accredited Center Program. The Premier Accredited Center Program offers NARHA centers the chance to demonstrate their excellence in providing quality, professional equine assisted activities. This voluntary process recognizes NARHA centers that have met established industry standards. The accreditation process is a peer review system, in which trained volunteers visit and evaluate centers in accordance with NARHA standards. Centers that meet the accreditation requirements based on the administrative, facility, program and applicable special interest standards become Premier Accredited Centers for a period of 5 years. Centers must renew that accreditation by the end of the fifth year. (Source: http://www.narha.org/)