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Rein Dancer's therapeutic program is enhanced by an indoor arena and access to riding trails through meadows, woods and the nature preserve, The Walkabout at Laurita Winery. Future expansion includes a therapeutic carriage driving program. |
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Therapeutic riding provides students with physical, emotional and mental
rewards. Riding can:
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| Although anyone can benefit from working with horses, regardless of age or disability, not everyone can ride. Written permission from a physician and an individual evaluation are required before participating in the program. For those who should not ride, other horse activities, including grooming and horse care, may be available. | ||
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Rein Dancer is open six days a week, Monday through Saturday, year round, by appointment. Our Summer Camp operates from July through August from 9am-2pm. Please call 609.752.0900 or email info@reindancer.org for additional information. |
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From the New Jersey Turnpike: Take Exit 7A to Route 195 East. Go to Exit 16 to Route 537 West. After passing Six Flags, go approximately 3 miles and turn left at the light onto Route 539 South. Follow approximately 2 miles and turn right at the light onto Route 528. Go approximately 2 miles and turn left onto Applegate Lane. Follow to end and turn left at the stop sign onto Archertown Roadand proceed 1/2 mile. On your left will be the Rein Dancer Therapeutic Riding Center. |
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From the Garden State Parkway, North of I-195: Take Garden State Parkway South to Exit 98 and I-195 West. Go to Exit 16 to Route 537 West. After passing Six Flags, go approximately 3 miles and turn left at the light onto Route 539 South. Follow approximately 2 miles and turn right at the light onto Route 528. Go approximately 2 miles and turn left onto Applegate Lane. Follow to end and turn left at the stop sign onto Archertown Roadand proceed 1/2 mile. On your left will be the Rein Dancer Therapeutic Riding Center. |
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![]() Reindancer Therapeutic Riding Center is an affiliated organization of the United Way. |
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