Our Fall 2011 Newsletter is Available

by thunt on August 18, 2011

  For the latest happenings with New Kingdom Trailriders, either view or download our 2011 Fall Newsletter here.  Fall 2011 Newsletter

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2011 Fall Festival Dates Announced!

by nktadmin on August 17, 2011

Saddle up cowboys and cowgirls for NKT’s Wild West Fall Festival! Wrangle the family and head on out for a good time to Schone’s Friendship Farm in Milan for New Kingdom Trailriders Fall Festival! The whoopin’ n hollerin’ will start on September 10, 2011 from Noon – 5:00 pm. The admission is $2.00 which is also [...]

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Bits From Barb

August 17, 2011

What a challenging year we have had! The riding season started earlier than usual so that we could avoid the hot weather. We ended up canceling classes because it was too cold! The rest of the summer was spent watching the heat index as we do not ride if the heat index is over 96 [...]

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The Sixth Annual 4-H Charity Open Horse Show

April 25, 2011

On Saturday, May 28th, Rock Island and Mercer County 4-H clubs and their friends will unite to host the sixth an- nual fundraising event to support the New Kingdom Trailriders therapeutic riding program. All proceeds of this event benefit the program. Since 1984, NKT has provided therapy through riding for the benefit of physically and [...]

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NKT Annual Fundraiser at Circa ’21

March 11, 2011

New Kingdom Trailriders Annual Fundraiser is coming up soon and you are invited to attend! On April 7th, at 5:45pm we will kick off a great evening at Circa ’21 emceed by Jack Carey with food, music and entertainment provided by the cast of Circa ’21. There will be a silent auction to help raise [...]

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New Kingdom Trailriders

June 22, 2010

“In riding a horse we find freedom.” Why Horseback Riding? Horseback riding helps mentally and physically challenged people, achieve a quality of life that is improved, enhanced, and enriched. Based on input from doctors, therapists, teachers and parents, the student’s individual goals are designed to complement ongoing therapy and education. The benefits of therapeutic horsemanship [...]

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