Broken Arrow Horseback Riding Club's was founded in 1989, with the hopes of bringing horse back riding back to the inner city of Chicago, and our ultimate goal is to build an equestrian center in Chicago that provides inner-city youth with a new outlet for recreation and education. Through the generosity of individuals who share a common interest in pleasure riding while helping others, Broken Arrow then could provide countless hours of philanthropy, demonstrations and riding opportunities to people of all ages.
If able to provide an equestrian center, we could achieve the following:
•A large horse barn for stabling 60 privately owned and rental horses
•Indoor and outdoor arenas
•A Teaching facility for beginners and intermediate riders
•Horse training and lessons in horsemanship
•Demonstrations and exhibitions
•Seminars by professional horse trainers to illustrate the art of horsemanship
•Horse riding lessons (Western, English, Dressage, and Pleasure riding)
•Scout groups participating for earning badges
•Programs for under-privileged children
•Private birthday and pony parties for children
•Trail rides
•Space set aside to sell basic horse supplies and equipment
•Onsite veterinary and horse fairer services
Please support our mission. Broken Arrow Riding Club is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization and your support is appreciated.
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Murdock, the Man with No First Name
Mission
Broken Arrow Horseback Riding Club’s mission is to provide riders of all ethnic backgrounds, ages, and physical abilities a place and opportunity to experience horsemanship and the rewards of building relationships with horses.