A unique, ongoing program scheduled in 8-week blocks that pairs your child with a horse and a mentor to experience all aspects of Reigning Grace Ranch. It’s truly one of a kind. This is open to children 8-17 years of age.

At the Ranch, we meet the children right where they are and demonstrate hope, healing, and encouragement in an authentic working ranch and farm environment.

This program provides a safe place for children to develop self-confidence, stewardship, responsibility, accountability, leadership, and relationships—all while learning horse husbandry, small animal husbandry, riding, and gardening.

Contact Kelsey Spencer at Kelsey@azrgr.org to learn more about Wanted

A unique, ongoing program scheduled in 8-week blocks that pairs your child with a horse and a mentor to experience all aspects of Reigning Grace Ranch. It’s truly one of a kind. This is open to children 8-17 years of age.

At the Ranch, we meet the children right where they are and demonstrate hope, healing, and encouragement in an authentic working ranch and farm environment.

This program provides a safe place for children to develop self-confidence, stewardship, responsibility, accountability, leadership, and relationships—all while learning horse husbandry, small animal husbandry, riding, and gardening.

Contact Kelsey Spencer at Kelsey@azrgr.org to learn more about ESA Wanted Horsemanship

This program involves recreational riding and horsemanship lessons adapted for each student’s individual ability. Mounted and unmounted activities provide a powerful combination of physical and emotional benefits.

Horseback riding encourages a broad range improvements—flexibility, balance, muscle strength, attention span, ability to follow multi-step direction, appropriate social interactions (including eye contact, vocal volume, and expressive language, confidence, and self-esteem. This Program is open to Children ages 5-24.

Contact Kelsey Spencer at Kelsey@azrgr.org to learn more about ESA Adaptive Therapy

This is a program of recreational riding and horsemanship lessons adapted for the student’s individual ability. Mounted and unmounted activities provide a unique combination of physical and emotional benefits. Horseback riding encourages improvements in the areas of flexibility, balance, muscle strength, attention span, ability to follow multi-step direction, appropriate social interactions (including eye contact, vocal volume, and expressive language, confidence, and self-esteem.

Contact Kelsey Spencer at Kelsey@azrgr.org to learn more about Adaptive Horseback Riding

This afterschool program is open to girls ages 12–24 that have gone through the Wanted program or horsemanship riding lessons. Girls work together and focus on teamwork and togetherness. The emphasis is on communication, critical thinking, and leadership. We plan activities around trail riding, camping trips, and community service projects at the ranch as well as horsemanship skills and husbandry.

Contact Kelsey Spencer at Kelsey@azrgr.org to learn more about Wild at Heart Riding Club