What Do I Wear?
Who Is Victory Farm?
A Fun Filled Night!
Who Is Victory Farm?
Victory Farm was founded in 2010 by a group of community members who recognized the need for a local organization dedicated to helping people with special needs learn to thrive at school, socially, physically, mentally, emotionally, and academically. We achieve these goals by working with mostly rescue horses to partner and learn care, horseback riding or cart driving.
What Do I Wear?
A Fun Filled Night!
Who Is Victory Farm?
It's called "Denim & Diamonds" so wear your fancy jeans or Western attire, pull on your dancin' boots and sling on the bling!
We all love Blue jeans with chunky jewelry and cool vests! Or you can go a little Beth Dutton! Cowboy hats are welcome.
Just be ready to dance the night away!
A Fun Filled Night!
A Fun Filled Night!
A Fun Filled Night!
§ Jewelry
§ Saddle stools
§ Blanket Rack
§ Handcrafted Shaker Boxes
§ Experience Baskets
§ Gift Baskets
Many, many more exciting Items! Watch our Facebook page for updates.
• Lots of Gift Baskets of all types for everyone! Coffee basket, pet baskets, beauty baskets and much more
Who We Are
Our Pillars
Therapeutic Riding
We address the unique symptoms and life challenges related to a specific condition or injury. When utilizing a medical specialist in these fields, one enjoys a deeper lasting benefit. The medical team, the student, the family, and the riding instructor all consult on each rider’s program structure. Together, we build the best individual lesson plan for the rider!
Adaptive Horsemanship
Many people just want to ride - to enjoy their sport, freedom, and the outdoors, and many people learn best by doing. Therefore, adaptive horsemanship allows people of all ability levels to be riders, as well as partners with their horse and the volunteers. It's therapeutic exercise for the mind, body and soul.
What Makes Us Different
Rider Advancement, Independence, and Confidence
Each rider is afforded the opportunity to gain independence and bond with both their horse and instructor in a rare way through equine therapy.
Grooming - Before each lesson, the rider will spend time grooming and prepping their horse for the ride ahead. This gives them not only the opportunity to experience the care that a horse needs, but also the chance to bond with their horse and get to know them before the ride begins.
Independent Riding - Each rider is given the opportunity to set and fulfill their own goals of strength and ability as well as guide and command their horse. This not only provides therapeutic physical activity, but also fosters a sense of independence and control for the rider.
Challenging and Engaging Games - Trails and games encourage the rider to achieve optimal physical ability, supporting their goals in horsemanship. These offer enjoyable emotional rewards, stimulates interest and engagement in the therapy and session.
Competitions & Demonstrations - Victory Farm riders and cart drivers have several opportunities to shine before family, friends and the public!
- UPHA Exceptional Challenge Cup
- Special Olympics Equestrian
- Obstacle Course Skills Demonstrations at local horse shows and
- The Patriotic Drill Team
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
