Ridin High

Ridin High We use horses to help humans...providing equine assisted services and therapies for people of all ages

We’re honored to share that Ridin’ High has been named the ‘Best Horse Riding School in Morristown for 2026!’The ‘Best o...
09/01/2026

We’re honored to share that Ridin’ High has been named the ‘Best Horse Riding School in Morristown for 2026!’

The ‘Best of 2026’ award letter states, “This distinction reflects a level of excellence that has earned the confidence, respect, and praise of the customers you serve each day.”

That recognition means so much to us because Ridin’ High is truly a community effort. At its core, this award belongs to our amazing staff, dedicated volunteers, supportive board members, wonderful participants/families, generous donors, and everyone who believes in what we do.

And, of course, we want to give a special shout-out to the horses! They are at the heart of everything we do and have an incredible way of changing lives, simply by being themselves.

Thank you ALL for believing in Ridin’ High, supporting our mission, and helping us make a difference. One rider and one horse at a time.

We absolutely LOVE having Gallop, our Equicizer mechanical horse, as part of our therapy program! Gallop gives our rider...
08/31/2026

We absolutely LOVE having Gallop, our Equicizer mechanical horse, as part of our therapy program!

Gallop gives our riders a way to experience the movement of horseback riding, while also providing a safe manner in which they can build motor skills, confidence, strength, balance, and independence.

Gallop can also be moved anywhere in the facility, thanks to the matting project that creates safe and smooth surfaces—which opens up even more therapeutic opportunities.

Finally, we want to offer a HUGE thank you to the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation for funding "Gallop" and the matting project. Both significantly help improve the quality of life for our participants!

Journey apparently wants to identify as a "Pony of Americas" (POA) but is actually a bay Morgan horse.(Look at the first...
08/22/2026

Journey apparently wants to identify as a "Pony of Americas" (POA) but is actually a bay Morgan horse.

(Look at the first comment to see what breed Chuck would like to be...)

Groundwork is a great way to build communication and trust with your horse. Ava and Shelby are learning to use subtle bo...
08/14/2026

Groundwork is a great way to build communication and trust with your horse. Ava and Shelby are learning to use subtle body language to communicate at a distance with their horses. Very impressive!

There were smiles everywhere during our first week back in session!
08/08/2026

There were smiles everywhere during our first week back in session!

We all know that horseback riding -- and the unique horse-human connection -- offers countless benefits. But as school s...
08/06/2026

We all know that horseback riding -- and the unique horse-human connection -- offers countless benefits. But as school starts back, here's one you might not expect!

This fascinating study suggests that horseback riding may even help improve math skills. Take a look!

We are SO excited about our August/September Session, which  starts TOMORROW (Monday, August 3rd)!We have texted everyon...
08/02/2026

We are SO excited about our August/September Session, which starts TOMORROW (Monday, August 3rd)!
We have texted everyone their new lesson times; however, if you need further confirmation, please reach out to Linda or Kayla.
See you soon!

Ride on into the next...RODEO PLANNING MEETING!Monday, August 10th7:00 pmRidin' High Conference RoomAll board members, r...
07/28/2026

Ride on into the next...
RODEO PLANNING MEETING!
Monday, August 10th
7:00 pm
Ridin' High Conference Room
All board members, rodeo committee chairpersons, and interested persons are welcome!

One of our goals at Ridin’ High is to help each rider reach their highest level of independence. For some riders, that m...
07/26/2026

One of our goals at Ridin’ High is to help each rider reach their highest level of independence.

For some riders, that might mean holding the reins without assistance or balancing well enough to reduce sidewalker support. For others, it’s steering through a barrel pattern by themselves for the first time -- or even trotting without help.

Reaching these goals helps riders build confidence, balance, coordination, motor planning, and a host of other skills that carry over into everyday life.

(Photo of Ashlynn, progressing her riding skills with therapy partner Willow)

We are SO proud of the hard work our young people have done this summer to help improve our facility.As an example, seve...
07/24/2026

We are SO proud of the hard work our young people have done this summer to help improve our facility.

As an example, several of them hauled multiple loads of chat stone to make the approach to our bridge much safer and smoother for the horses to cross.

Many other of our young people have spent hours mowing, w**d eating, pulling w**ds, and working tirelessly on the stall projects. Of course, they regularly help with the horses and lessons. We appreciate ALL of them spending their summer helping in countless ways at Ridin' High.

(Austin and Kaedyn - still smiling after hauling many wheelbarrows of chat to the bridge)

Address

5722 Long Creek Road
Morristown, TN
37813

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Ridin High posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Ridin High:

Shortcuts

Share