Boots to Grasses Therapeutic Horsemanship Program

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Boots to Grasses Therapeutic Horsemanship Program Therapeutic Horsemanship Program - EAAT - PATH International Certified 501c-3 non-profit organization

Boots to Grasses Therapeutic Horsemanship Program is a volunteer-based, 501c-3 non-profit organization which provides the opportunity for personal growth to children/adults and military veterans facing challenges through the horsemanship experience. Our mission is to provide a recreational and therapeutic equine experience which develops physical, cognitive, and emotional capabilities and enhances self-esteem. Our program strives to provide a state of peace and accomplishment to our students. We really strive to make our program inclusive of every student. Our BtG Family (from 3 years old to over 76!) have such a wide range of strengths and abilities - some of our friends have diagnosis and some do not. Our biggest goal is that we all work together and learn from each other!

10/24/2026

GUILTY AS CHARGED Mugshots of 2 little stinkers who ran away repeatedly from the farrier (and Mr. Ken) to avoid having their hooves trimmed this month 😡

10/22/2026

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Announcing the official release in paperback and Kindle eBook of our son’s autobiography, Castera Charles - Survive and Thrive! Cas, assisted by his talented cousin, Owen Mastropaolo, has dedicated 3 1/2 years in writing his story… in his words… as he lived it… From the streets of Port au Prince, Haiti, to the farm fields (and COLD) of northern Ohio, on to the halls of Gallaudet University, and finally living his dream life in St. Augustine, Florida, Cas tells in his own way how he survived the challenges life handed to him as a former child slave, hard-of-hearing, Haitian Adoptee. Ken and I cannot be more proud of how our son is choosing to THRIVE!

How exciting that the release of his book coincides with Cas’ involvement in the Tim Tebow Foundation’s Building Extraordinary Organizations and Leadership Conference! Cas was able to present Tim with a copy of his book in-person and participate in an amazing 2 day invite-only conference in Jacksonville!
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Cas 🇭🇹
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10/20/2026
10/17/2026

Fall Vibes!

10/15/2026

Meet the 2026-2027 YEDA BTG Competition Team! Mackina is in her 2nd year on the team and riding in the Topaz division!
YEDA (Youth Equestrian Development Association) is a program that encourages the development of riders’ skills with the core values of:
Sportsmanship Meet the 2026-2027 YEDA BTG Competition Team! Connor is in his 1st year on the team and riding in the Amber division!
YEDA (Youth Equestrian Development Association) is a program that encourages the development of riders’ skills with the core values of:
Sportsmanship Youth
Honor Education
Opportunity Dedication
Work Appreciation
Our inaugural team competed last year and enjoyed the experience immensely! The supportive atmosphere at YEDA events impressed our team members and their families. In addition, our riders certainly broadened their life experiences in a discipline not commonly accommodated for people with different abilities. Most importantly for us, YEDA has classes for Equestrians with Disabilities. There are two divisions, Amber (walk only) and Topaz (walk/jog or trot). Each division will have an independent and an assisted class, riders can choose which division/class is best for them. All EWD classes have rail work and a pattern. The YEDA show season runs from late summer through spring, ending with the National Championship Weekend! Most importantly, our riders will have the chance to be part of a supportive team and have the opportunity to widen their horizons.

10/14/2026

Meet the 2026-2027 YEDA BTG Competition Team! DJ is in his 1st year on the team and riding in the Amber division!
YEDA (Youth Equestrian Development Association) is a program that encourages the development of riders’ skills with the core values of:
Sportsmanship Meet the 2026-2027 YEDA BTG Competition Team! Connor is in his 1st year on the team and riding in the Amber division!
YEDA (Youth Equestrian Development Association) is a program that encourages the development of riders’ skills with the core values of:
Sportsmanship Youth
Honor Education
Opportunity Dedication
Work Appreciation
Our inaugural team competed last year and enjoyed the experience immensely! The supportive atmosphere at YEDA events impressed our team members and their families. In addition, our riders certainly broadened their life experiences in a discipline not commonly accommodated for people with different abilities. Most importantly for us, YEDA has classes for Equestrians with Disabilities. There are two divisions, Amber (walk only) and Topaz (walk/jog or trot). Each division will have an independent and an assisted class, riders can choose which division/class is best for them. All EWD classes have rail work and a pattern. The YEDA show season runs from late summer through spring, ending with the National Championship Weekend! Most importantly, our riders will have the chance to be part of a supportive team and have the opportunity to widen their horizons.

10/12/2026

Today we honor the rich history, resilience, and culture of the First Nations and Indigenous peoples who were the original stewards of this land.

10/09/2026

Meet the 2026-2027 YEDA BTG Competition Team! John is in his 2nd year on the team and riding in the Topaz division!
YEDA (Youth Equestrian Development Association) is a program that encourages the development of riders’ skills with the core values of:
Sportsmanship Meet the 2026-2027 YEDA BTG Competition Team! Connor is in his 1st year on the team and riding in the Amber division!
YEDA (Youth Equestrian Development Association) is a program that encourages the development of riders’ skills with the core values of:
Sportsmanship Youth
Honor Education
Opportunity Dedication
Work Appreciation
Our inaugural team competed last year and enjoyed the experience immensely! The supportive atmosphere at YEDA events impressed our team members and their families. In addition, our riders certainly broadened their life experiences in a discipline not commonly accommodated for people with different abilities. Most importantly for us, YEDA has classes for Equestrians with Disabilities. There are two divisions, Amber (walk only) and Topaz (walk/jog or trot). Each division will have an independent and an assisted class, riders can choose which division/class is best for them. All EWD classes have rail work and a pattern. The YEDA show season runs from late summer through spring, ending with the National Championship Weekend! Most importantly, our riders will have the chance to be part of a supportive team and have the opportunity to widen their horizons.

10/07/2026

Meet the 2026-2027 YEDA BTG Competition Team! Connor is in his 1st year on the team and riding in the Amber division!
YEDA (Youth Equestrian Development Association) is a program that encourages the development of riders’ skills with the core values of:
Sportsmanship Youth
Honor Education
Opportunity Dedication
Work Appreciation
Our inaugural team competed last year and enjoyed the experience immensely! The supportive atmosphere at YEDA events impressed our team members and their families. In addition, our riders certainly broadened their life experiences in a discipline not commonly accommodated for people with different abilities. Most importantly for us, YEDA has classes for Equestrians with Disabilities. There are two divisions, Amber (walk only) and Topaz (walk/jog or trot). Each division will have an independent and an assisted class, riders can choose which division/class is best for them. All EWD classes have rail work and a pattern. The YEDA show season runs from late summer through spring, ending with the National Championship Weekend! Most importantly, our riders will have the chance to be part of a supportive team and have the opportunity to widen their horizons.

10/06/2026

Meet the 2026-2027 YEDA BTG Competition Team! Chloe is in her 2nd year on the team and riding in the Amber division!
YEDA (Youth Equestrian Development Association) is a program that encourages the development of riders’ skills with the core values of:
Sportsmanship Youth
Honor Education
Opportunity Dedication
Work Appreciation
Our inaugural team competed last year and enjoyed the experience immensely! The supportive atmosphere at YEDA events impressed our team members and their families. In addition, our riders certainly broadened their life experiences in a discipline not commonly accommodated for people with different abilities. Most importantly for us, YEDA has classes for Equestrians with Disabilities. There are two divisions, Amber (walk only) and Topaz (walk/jog or trot). Each division will have an independent and an assisted class, riders can choose which division/class is best for them. All EWD classes have rail work and a pattern. The YEDA show season runs from late summer through spring, ending with the National Championship Weekend! Most importantly, our riders will have the chance to be part of a supportive team and have the opportunity to widen their horizons.

courtney Mike Kegarise

Address

5712 Hill Road
Berlin Heights, OH
44814

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 9pm

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+14196020912

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