Ride into 2023 with GallopNYC
As we move into 2023, we wanted to connect with you and express our gratitude for all your time, care and support in 2022.
Support GallopNYC on National Day of the Horse
Support GallopNYC’s herd of therapy horses on this National Day of the Horse.
Join us for the Ride with Pride Horse Show | December 4 | GallopNYC Forest Hills
Join us to witness the positive impact GallopNYC programs and horses have on the lives of New Yorkers with disabilities at the annual Ride with Pride Horse Show at GallopNYC Forest Hills.
Give the Gift of GallopNYC!
On Giving Tuesday, the global day of giving, please give the gift of GallopNYC to New Yorkers with disabilities.
Spread Joy to New Yorkers with Disabilities by Supporting GallopNYC
This holiday season, spread joy to New Yorkers with disabilities by supporting GallopNYC's programs that enhance lives, teaching many to walk, learn, speak and live as independently and productively as possible.
Support Team GallopNYC in the 2022 TCS New York City Marathon
GallopNYC is an official charity partner of the iconic TCS New York City Marathon coming up on Sunday, Nov. 6 at 8AM.
GallopNYC Honors Board Member Constance Hunter at Annual Barn Dance
New York, NY - Oct.13, 2022 - GallopNYC's leadership thanks attendees, sponsors and donors of the Annual Barn Dance, held Sept. 29, at the Tribeca Rooftop. It was one of the most successful GallopNYC events to date and we are grateful for all who helped New York City's premier therapeutic riding program achieve its goal.
GallopNYC Announces New Executive Director
New York, NY–Oct. 11, 2022 – GallopNYC, a therapeutic horseback riding program for New Yorkers with disabilities and special needs, is pleased to announce the selection of Marcos Stafne, Ph.D. as its new executive director. Stafne will transition into the role currently held by departing Executive Director James Wilson on October 31.
Sponsor the GallopNYC Barn Dance
Sponsor the GallopNYC Barn Dance to support life-changing horseback riding programs for New Yorkers!
From Assistant Instructor & Horse Trainer to Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor
Congratulations to our newest PATH-certified instructor, Soorya Anilkumar, on passing her PATH certification exam. Here, Soorya is pictured leading a group lesson out on a trail ride in Forest Park.
You're Invited to the GallopNYC Barn Dance
Spend a fun-filled evening at Tribeca Rooftop benefiting therapeutic riding activities that help New York City children and adults with disabilities walk, talk and learn, inspiring them to live their lives as fully, independently and productively as possible.
GallopNYC Riders Promenade in Style Through Central Park
New York City's Central Park came alive when horses, riders, volunteers, instructors, equine therapists, supporters and sponsors converged for the annual GallopNYC Central Park Promenade on May 22.
New York City's Premier Equestrian Therapeutic Program's Riders to Promenade Through Central Park
New York City's Premier Equestrian Therapeutic Program's Riders to Promenade Through Central Park on May 22.
GallopNYC Appoints Three New Board Members | Leading Horse-Therapy Center Prepares for Increased Program Demand as COVID-Restrictions Ease
GallopNYC, New York City’s premier therapeutic riding program, announced today the appointment of three new Board of Directors members. The new appointees bring the total number of GallopNYC Board members to 15, many of whom have been with the organization since its founding in 2005.
Bonnie Eng, GallopNYC Rider, Shares Her Story of Triumph and Independence.
As soon as you get to the barn, GallopNYC starts their magic. They say “hi.” What you may think of as an everyday interaction, but to some, it’s a little nerve-wracking to have someone acknowledge your presence and have to respond back. The lesson begins at the barn door.
GallopNYC Gets New Yorkers with Disabilities Back in the Saddle
Beyond the white picket fence that runs along a busy stretch of South Conduit Avenue, there is a barnful of horses nestled between the busy highway and a residential street. The horses are owned and cared for by a nonprofit organization, GallopNYC, which provides therapeutic riding to New Yorkers with disabilities.
New York Horse Magazine: “The Enduring Power of Hope.”
New York Horse Magazine: “The Enduring Power of Hope.”
Dear Veterans, Come Hang Out with Our Horses Online!
We’re so excited to be starting our first online Veterans Meetup group, a virtual space where veterans can get together for a few moments of connection during social distancing.
The Garden’s Living Magazine: Changing Lives in Forest Park One Ride at a Time
The Gardens Living: “Changing Lives in Forest Park One Ride at a Time.”