I can think of no better way to begin HorseAbility’s 20th year than by sharing some exciting news.
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It has always been my goal and ambition to have property completely devoted to HorseAbility, tranquil and spacious, a facility that would allow for the growth of our programs as we continue to serve the special needs community. That goal has been realized in a newly-forged partnership with SUNY College at Old Westbury. HorseAbility will be moving to a space six times the size of our current location. As local history enthusiasts know, the campus of SUNY Old Westbury is the former estate F. Ambrose Clark - industrialist, sportsman, philanthropist, and avid horseman. Although his home, Broad Hollow House, burned down in 1968, the stables remain. In addition to the acres of grassy turn-outs, forty three roomy stalls, an enormous hayloft (that can hold 40 tons of hay), heated tack rooms, and indoor wash stalls, there is still space for multiple classrooms and therapy rooms. This facility will allow us to further expand our current programs and increase with new programs.
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HorseAbility Therapeutic Riding Program, Hippotherapy Program, and Summer Day Camp offers a wide range of horse-related programs to children, adults, and families with special needs to promote the physical, psychological, emotional, social, and spiritual well being of its participants.
HorseAbility is proud to be the ONLY Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.) Premier  Accredited Centers on Long Island. This prestigious
title is awarded to centers that demonstrate excellence in
providing quality, professional equine assisted activities.
This voluntary process recognizes PATH centers that have
met established industry standards.
HorseAbility is a non-profit organization with 501(c)(3) status as designated
by the Internal Revenue Service.
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The Long Island Center for Business and Professional Women recognize
Katie McGowan at their 2012 Achiever's Award Gala
Meet the Volunteers of HorseAbility as seen on MyLITV
Make a donation in memory of Sandy Cohen Ajzenman
LIHSSRD Show
Thomas School of Horsemanship
Saturday Apr. 14
Winter Newsletter
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