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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.savedbythesaddle.org/event/youth-horsemans
 hip-program-91">Youth Horsemanship Program</a>\nHelping at-risk youth thro
 ugh horsemanship: real horses\, real responsibility\, and patient teaching
  on the ground. Twice a month\, young people come to the barn to learn hor
 semanship from the ground up. This is not a pony ride and it is not a tour
 . They learn how to read a horse\, how to move around one safely\, and how
  to get a thousand-pound animal to trust them\, and they help care for the
  horses alongside our staff: feeding\, water\, stalls\, and tack. Kids who
  have never been told they are good at something are often very good at th
 is. The horse does not care about their grades\, their address\, or their 
 record. It responds to how they carry themselves\, and that is a lesson th
 at lands harder than anything an adult can say. Hosted by Karl Watson\, Fo
 under and Executive Director of Saved by the Saddle. Meet your host What Y
 oung People Learn Groundwork and horsemanship instruction: leading\, halti
 ng\, reading a horse's body language Meeting the horses and learning how e
 ach one likes to be handled Grooming\, hoof picking\, and turnout Feeding\
 , watering\, and hay Mucking stalls and fresh bedding Cleaning tack and pu
 tting the barn right When and Where Two sessions a month\, 4:00pm to 7:00p
 m The third Monday of every month Plus a first-of-the-month session that a
 lternates between Monday and Saturday\, so a weekday is not the only way i
 n The date at the top of this page is the session you are booking Ocean Vi
 ew Stables\, 2152 Olympic Way\, Daly City\, California Free parking on sit
 e\, and room for a van or small bus Free\, no cost to families or schools 
 An Adult Comes Too Every young person at these sessions must be accompanie
 d by a responsible adult who stays for the whole session. That can be a pa
 rent\, a teacher\, a counselor\, a case worker\, or a youth program staff 
 member. Who can sign young people up Schools and after-school programs Cou
 nselors\, social workers\, and case managers [...]
DTSTAMP:20261002T120047Z
LOCATION:2152 Olympic Way\, Daly City CA 94015\, United States
SUMMARY:Youth Horsemanship Program
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.savedbythesaddle.org/even
 t/youth-horsemanship-program-91">Youth Horsemanship Program</a>\nHelping a
 t-risk youth through horsemanship: real horses\, real responsibility\, and
  patient teaching on the ground. Twice a month\, young people come to the 
 barn to learn horsemanship from the ground up. This is not a pony ride and
  it is not a tour. They learn how to read a horse\, how to move around one
  safely\, and how to get a thousand-pound animal to trust them\, and they 
 help care for the horses alongside our staff: feeding\, water\, stalls\, a
 nd tack. Kids who have never been told they are good at something are ofte
 n very good at this. The horse does not care about their grades\, their ad
 dress\, or their record. It responds to how they carry themselves\, and th
 at is a lesson that lands harder than anything an adult can say. Hosted by
  Karl Watson\, Founder and Executive Director of Saved by the Saddle. Meet
  your host What Young People Learn Groundwork and horsemanship instruction
 : leading\, halting\, reading a horse's body language Meeting the horses a
 nd learning how each one likes to be handled Grooming\, hoof picking\, and
  turnout Feeding\, watering\, and hay Mucking stalls and fresh bedding Cle
 aning tack and putting the barn right When and Where Two sessions a month\
 , 4:00pm to 7:00pm The third Monday of every month Plus a first-of-the-mon
 th session that alternates between Monday and Saturday\, so a weekday is n
 ot the only way in The date at the top of this page is the session you are
  booking Ocean View Stables\, 2152 Olympic Way\, Daly City\, California Fr
 ee parking on site\, and room for a van or small bus Free\, no cost to fam
 ilies or schools An Adult Comes Too Every young person at these sessions m
 ust be accompanied by a responsible adult who stays for the whole session.
  That can be a parent\, a teacher\, a counselor\, a case worker\, or a you
 th program staff member. Who can sign young people up Schools and after-sc
 hool programs Counselors\, social workers\, and case managers [...]
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