About Us
Building connections between humans and horses
A Northwest Arkansas nonprofit helping people build confidence, connection, and wellbeing through time with horses.
Who We Are
For every age and every ability.
We provide equine-assisted therapy and therapeutic riding, and our doors open wider than that. Children with disabilities. Veterans and first responders. Kids meeting a horse for the first time. Riders building real skills.
Through patient instruction and hands-on horsemanship, people grow emotionally, physically, and socially in a place that feels safe and welcoming.
Our values
Connection
Meaningful relationships between people, horses, and our community.
Horsemanship
Safe, respectful, and responsible time with our horses.
Inclusion
Opportunities for people of different abilities and backgrounds.
Growth
Confidence, independence, learning, and personal development.
Community
Bringing people together through the power of horses.
Building ConnectionsBetween Humans and Horses.
The people behind the herd.
Certified instructors, clinicians, and lifelong horse people who show up every day for riders and horses alike.
The Future
A new riding and wellness center in Lowell.
Riders are waiting for a spot. Thanks to land donated by the Johnnie and Johnelle Hunt family, we're building a riding and wellness center in Lowell, Arkansas, with room for more therapeutic sessions, guided trail rides, and better facilities for our therapy horses.
Stable rules and safety.
These keep riders, families, volunteers, staff, and our horses safe. Thanks for following them every visit.
What to wear
- Closed-toe shoes only. Boots or sturdy sneakers are best.
- No sandals, Crocs, or open-toed shoes.
- Weather-appropriate clothes. No loose jewelry.
- Long hair tied back.
Conduct
- No cussing or inappropriate language.
- No alcohol or substances of any kind.
- Treat staff, volunteers, clients, and visitors with respect.
- Follow directions from EB staff and trained volunteers.
Photos
- No photos or videos of clients at any time.
- Photos of horses or the property need staff approval.
Around the herd
- Don't approach, pet, or feed a horse without staff approval.
- No treats.
- Stay out of stalls, paddocks, and arenas unless staff direct you in.
Weather
- Everything pauses when lightning is detected, and resumes 30 minutes after the last strike.
- Severe weather may delay or cancel sessions.
- Not sure? Call or text (479) 301-2814.