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Therapeutic Riding
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Therapeutic riding is a horse-assisted activity for the purpose of giving physical, social and emotional well-being for special needs individuals. Providing positivity therapeutic riding also contributes to rehabilitation and recreation. Horseback riding is not limited to anyone 's physical, behavioral, or mental well-being. “Horses are the most popularly

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