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Founded in 1981 under the name Acts 19:11, this organisation now serves an average of 120 clients a week across two sites, one at 1035 Lower Gold Camp Road in Colorado Springs. More than 200 volunteers and over 20 horses support the work, which holds PATH International Premier Accreditation. Mental health therapy is delivered by […]
Full-care board at 3254 Paseo Road runs $650 a month with hay included, adding $25 for grain, $30 for blanketing and $25 for trailer parking; horses live in covered stalls with 24-hour on-site care and reach the Palmer Park trail network directly. The centre grew out of Mark Reyner Stables, where it still sits, and […]
Performance horses bound for slaughter, or injured and at risk of abuse, abandonment or neglect, are what this Colorado Springs charity takes in. Registered as a 501(c)(3), it describes itself as a 25-plus horse rescue, retraining and rehab operation at 1670 Spring Valley Drive, and reports over 127 horses rescued and more than 100 adoptions. […]
In 1997 a single horse and a handful of volunteers launched what is now Hearts & Horses Therapeutic Riding Center in Loveland. The nonprofit occupies 23 acres on North County Road 29 in the foothills, keeps 31 equines, and in 2025 served about 670 participants with help from more than 32,900 volunteer hours. Programmes address […]
Dr. Ruth Altman, DVM, founded Cito’s Rescue in Loveland after adopting Cito, a six-year-old Andalusian who had been rehomed several times; she closed her Fort Collins veterinary practice in late 2022 and incorporated the rescue as a nonprofit that same year. The organisation is now Altman’s full-time work as executive director, taking in horses facing […]
Radiant heat warms the floor of Rosewood Equestrian Center’s 154-by-70-foot indoor arena and its 12-by-12 boarding stalls, on a 12-acre property in southwest Loveland with a 223-by-106-foot outdoor arena and a 50-foot round pen. Lead instructor Anna Lisa Lewis, co-owner and manager, states more than 24 years riding and 16 teaching, covering hunter/jumper, saddleseat, equitation, […]
Three in-house trainers work out of Paradise Found Farm on North Taft Hill Road in Fort Collins, a barn that does not permit outside trainers on the property: Stephanie Peterson teaches hunters, jumpers and equitation, Elizabeth Walts covers hunter/jumper, and Joan Clay instructs dressage, with the group travelling to local and A-rated shows nationally. The […]
Sunrise Equine’s eventing operation on North Shields Street in Fort Collins sits on 120 acres of rideable pasture and has run as an owner-operated boarding and training barn for about 20 years. The property centres on English disciplines, mainly eventing with dressage and hunter/jumper lessons, and includes a full-size jumping arena and a cross-country field […]
Sarah Lacy founded Apollo Equestrian after she and her horse Apollo relocated to northern Colorado from France, where she had competed in hunters, equitation and eventing from the age of ten; she is now pursuing USEA instructor certification and concentrates on bringing young horses up through the English disciplines. The barn offers daily turnout in […]
Poudre River Stables has boarded horses on North Shields Street in Fort Collins since 1989, on a property tied to the city’s Joseph Mason era. Owner Karin Livingston, a Certified Equine Facility Manager and published author, operates it as self-care boarding only: horses are kept in individual stalls or pens with electricity and running water […]
A mother-and-daughter team, Vanessa Volker and Janice Volker, runs Lucky Star Equine Management & Training from Southwest Frontage Road in Fort Collins. Vanessa, who holds a 2002 B.S. in equine science from Colorado State University, describes 34 years across teaching, training, showing, rehabilitating and breeding horses, with a background spanning hunter jumpers, western pleasure and […]
Colorado State University established the Equine Reproduction Laboratory in 1967 on its Foothills Campus in Fort Collins, and the facility has since developed techniques including semen freezing and cooling, embryo transfer and intracytoplasmic sperm injection that remain in industry use. Located on Rampart Road, it provides mare services, stallion breeding soundness exams and semen collection, […]
