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Tack, Harness And Clothing Items Needed For Central Kentucky Riding For The Handicapped Sale On Sat



Clearing out your barn, tack room, clothes closet, garage, trunk or back porch? Get a tax write off and help students of all ages with varying disabilities by donating your used tack and other items to the Central Kentucky Riding for the Handicapped 5th annual Tack Sale and Silent Auction Saturday, March 22 at the Midway College Gymnasium in Midway, Ky.

Donation of tack, harness and clothing may be dropped off at Central Kentucky Riding for the Handicapped at the Kentucky Horse Park. If you have donations to be picked up or questions about the sale, please call Mark Palmer at CKRH at 231-7066,Harry Miller 276-6777, Nancy Herring 846-5188 or Tom White 223-9288. All are in area code 859.

The “First Dibs Breakfast” is from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and the open tack sale is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the gymnasium. For information about tickets to the breakfast and auction also contact one of the four representatives listed above.

CKRH provides an outstanding program that stresses its motto of “Ability not Disability.” The program gives people with disabilities something they CAN DO in a world that may tell them all that they cannot do. Students are encouraged by their team of volunteers to do all they are capable of doing.

As the father of a young man says, “The amazing thing is, when Kevin is on a horse about fifty percent of his disabilities go away. When he sits up on that horse, he becomes a different person.”

Using this unique bond between horse and human in a very special way, Central Kentucky Riding for the Handicapped, located at the Kentucky Horse Park, provides therapeutic horseback riding, driving and related activities. The students, their parents and their therapists, all enthusiastically attest to the healing power of the horse in all aspects of their lives--physical, mental and emotional.

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