Adaptive Riding Participant Portal

Participant Portal

Your central hub for enrollment, program details, and important resources.
Whether you're new to REINS or currently enrolled, this page will guide you through the next steps and provide everything you need to participate safely and successfully.

Start Here: Join the Interest List

Hopeful new participants should begin by completing our Interest form.

As our lesson schedule opens up and timeslots become available, the REINS team will reach out to those on the interest list to gather more info and availability.


Join the interest list

Enrollment Requirements

To participate in REINS programs, the following are required prior to your first session:

  • Completed Participant Packet (Application & Health History, Liability Release, etc.)
  • Physician’s Referral Form
  • Medical diagnosis from an appropriate provider

Physician referrals must be updated:

  • Every 2 years for most participants
  • Annually for participants with Down syndrome

Failure to maintain an up-to-date physician referral may result in loss of your scheduled spot.

Enrolled Participants

If you’ve been accepted into a program, please complete the following:
Physician Referral Form
View your current lesson schedule, session dates, and any updates:
Lesson Calendar

What We Offer

Adaptive Riding

For individuals with disabilities, diagnoses, or injuries. Lessons are tailored to support physical, cognitive, and emotional development.

Ground-Based Horsemanship

Non-riding programs focused on connection, communication, and personal growth. These programs are available to participants who are not eligible to ride. 

Benefits of Adaptive Riding

Participants may experience:

  • Increased muscle tone, balance, and coordination
  • Improved speech and language development
  • Enhanced body awareness and self-esteem
  • Opportunities for socialization and connection

A typical 30-minute lesson includes engaging activities, individualized exercises, communication practice, and interaction with peers, staff, and volunteers.

Participant Requirements

Barn Rules

To ensure a safe and respectful environment:

  • Treat all horses with respect
  • No loud noises in riding areas
  • No smoking or vaping on the property
  • Drive slowly and yield to horses at all times
  • Service animals must be trained, restrained, and under control
  • Participants must be supervised at all times
  • Children are not permitted in horse areas (crossties, enclosures, ramps)

Questions?

We’re here to help.

Contact [email protected] if you need assistance with forms, scheduling, or program placement.


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