Horsepitality Western Ranch
1361 W. Newton Drive, Oro Valley, AZ 85704

Non-Profit, Woman Owned, Veteran Owned ranch.  We Specialize In Horse Rescues throughout the United States, Horse-Swim Summer Camp, and our Post Traumatic Stress Classes/ Counseling.

We Also Offer Exercise by Horseback, Riding Lessons, Orienteering Weekends, Survival by Horseback, Weddings, Birthday Parties, Business Dinners, Shin digs, Fundraisers and Family Camps.

We Give Senior Citizen & Military Discounts School & Group Discounts Ages 7 and older We Accept Pay Pal, Checks, Money Orders or Cash.

"VOLUNTEERS NEEDED”
 

   Therapeutic Riding Exercise And Treatment Program (TREAT)

   We want to give students the opportunity to learn and work with our horses. You will get to know a horse's personality and how to care for the horse (using the Perelli method). You will physically and mentally experience the joy of your life. As your knowledge expands, so will your emotional bond with these wonderful creatures, giving both of you a satisfying and memorable experience.

   Therapeutic riding augments conventional therapy that results in markedly improved results in physical and speech parameters, as well as in increased motivation. We're bringing families closer together everyday.

MISSION:
   To offer a collaborative, comprehensive therapeutic riding program focusing on the treatment needs of children/adults from ages 7 to 97 with or without disabilities.

GOAL:
   To help those who participate to gain confidence and develop strength through individualized training and exercise programs.

CERTIFICATIONS:
   We are one of the few ranches in the United States that will offer the skills necessary to work in the field of Therapeutic Riding. We are in the process of being certified with the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA) and the Therapeutic Riding Association of America (TRAA)

WE ANTICIPATE OPENING OUR THERAPEUTIC RIDING IN 2009/10
"WE NEED VOLUNTEERS TO HELP WITH THIS PROGRAM--TODAY!"

BOLD N DOUBLE EASY (#835838)
2003 Black Tobiano Stallion

Stud Fee:   $1000 Booking Fee - $500.00

• Jet Smooth, AQHA Champion, is 100 AAAT, Get earned $2.5+ Million on track
• Smooth N Easy, sire of multiple performance World Champions, race stakes winners and stakes placed
• Indian Music, dam of World Champion/Champion Cherokee Indian, Champion Easy Jet Too and multiple stakes winners
SIRE: Double Easy, APHA sorrel tobiano, sire of halter Grand/Res. Grand Champions
• Easy Jet, AQHA Hall of Fame/World Champion, si 100 AAAT, winner of All-American Futurity, Sire of 9 race World Champions, carrys large heart gene
• Easy Kate si 82, stakes placed, dam of stakes winner/multiple stakes placed
• Tobiano Rose, dam of stakes placed runner
• Dash For Cash, AQHA Hall of Fame/2x World Champion, si 114 AAAT
• Bold Episode, AQHA, si 88, 2 starts with one win, Sire of 11 stakes winners, 172 ROM
• Southern Pride, AQHA, si 94 AAA, 22-7-6-3 $14,097
DAM: Lovely Episode, Appendix QH
• Tri Jet, TB, 46-17-4-4 $413,084
• Lovely Flier, TB
• Lovely Pond, TB

For Sale • Call For Pricing • Serious Inquiries Only

(520) 219-6199

  PROJECT GRANT PROPOSAL FOR LAND

MISSION STATEMENT:
  Effectively provide area residents affordable equine therapeutic training and exercise program.  Secondly, establish safe havens for abandoned, neglected or abused horses, ponies, mules and donkeys. 

PROJECT GRANT:
  To acquire land for expansion of therapeutic riding centers and horse rescues.  To acquire land for the sole purpose of building paddocks, stalls, barns, training rings, lunge pens, arenas, bunk houses, tack rooms, hay barns and ranch house.  Secondly, rescue, treat, train and rehabilitate horses to become productive members of a herd, enter into our therapeutic program or become adoptable.

PERSONNEL NEEDED:
Ranch Owner – (1) Responsible for all the decisions regarding the entire operations of the ranch. $55,000

Ranch Manager – (1) Responsible for the overall, day to day, operations of the ranch. $35,000

Ranch Foreman – (1) Responsible for the overall, day to day, operations and training of the horses. $35,000

Administration Assistant – (1) Responsible for the daily administrative duties, answering the phone and making appointment for the ranch. $32,000

Business Advisor/Accountant- (1) Responsible for the advertisement, coordinating special events and keeping financial records for the ranch. $45,000

Fundraiser- (1) Responsible for the developing, printing and distributing the newsletter and all fundraising campaigns for the ranch. $20,000

Christian Minister – (1) Responsible for counseling for all age Christian groups conducted on the ranch.

Counselor – (2) Responsible for assisting the minister with all counseling conducted on the ranch. $20,000

Trainers – (5) Responsible for training and exercising the horses while providing lessons for the daily, weekly, seasonal and special camps on the ranch. $35,000

Groomers – (10) Responsible for keeping the stalls clean of manure and debris, cleaning feeders, mats and waterers, keeping stalls filled with sand and or saw dust , prepare horses for trainers, grooming horses daily and walking those horses that can not be ridden. $25,000

Drivers – (2) Responsible for the pick up and delivery of all ranch items, horses, feed, hay, etc. needed on the ranch. $25,000

Housekeepers - (5) Responsible for the cleaning of the main house and bunk houses on the ranch. $25,000

Cook - (5) Responsible for the all the cooking at the ranch. (including camps on and off the ranch) $25,000

LAND REQUEST:
ARIZONA
40 ACRES in Havasu City for Horse Rescue
Estimated Price $445,000

UTAH
50 ACRES in Utah for growing hay
Estimated Price $385,000

NEVADA
60 ACRES in Nevada for Horse Rescue
Estimated Price $ 415,000

KANSAS
75 ACRES in Kansas for growing hay
Estimated Price $365,000

COLORADO
1 PARCEL in Colorado for Horse Rescue and growing hay
Estimated Price $2,300,000

TEXAS
85 ACRES in Texas for growing hay
Estimated Price $1,200,000

NEW MEXICO
1 PARCEL in New Mexico
Estimated Price for Horse Rescue Price $875,000

   2007 BUDGET PROPOSAL

This budget proposal is an estimate of what is needed to start, sustain and flourish a program of this magnitude within the United States. Eventual support will be obtained worldwide to assist with horse rescue, post traumatic stress and therapeutic treatment. We are seeking anyone's assistance with Public Service Announcements, web site design, office assistance, newspaper and phone advertisements, seminars to promote our cause and any financial assistance for obtaining necessary equipment, land, facilities and personnel.

PHASE I
   To obtain donations or a grant for the sole purpose of developing our present ranch and buying land to be utilized for rescuing horses and producing hay (Alfalfa and Bermuda) for internal consumption and usage. At least one parcel of land will be purchased with grant monies by December 2007.
Estimated Cost - $2.3 million


PHASE II
   To obtain donations or a grant for the sole purpose of buying equipment needed to run the ranch efficiently and produce enough hay to effectively become self sufficient. Equipment includes: 2 Each - Pick up trucks - 2WD/4WD; 2 Each – 6 Horse Trailers; 2 Each – Stock Trailers; Front End Loader; Back-Hoe; Dump Truck; Hay Baler; Hay Harvester; Flat Bed; 2 each - Tractors.
This equipment will be purchased with donations or grant monies by December 2007.
Estimated Cost - $2,525,000

PHASE III
   To obtain donations or a grant for the sole purpose of buying materials for completing the construction of all the facilities. Facilities will include Ranch House, Bunk Houses, Paddocks, Arena’s, Round Pens, Lunging Pens, Loading Shoots, Therapeutic Wading Pool, Gates, Privacy Fences, Stone or Brick Walls, Hay Barns, Tack Rooms, Tool Sheds, Shower Stalls, Covered Parking, Walking Machine, Chuck Wagon, Parking Lots, RV Parking Hook Ups, Billboard Signs, Wooden Signs, Grain Dispenser, Stagecoach and Metal Arch Signs. All functional facilities will be built and ready for operation by December 2008.
Estimated Cost - $2,691,000


PHASE IV
   To obtain donations or a grant to pay salaries and benefits for all the positions of Ranch Foremen, Ranch Managers, Accountants, Administrative Assistants, Fundraisers, Trainers, Groomers, Drivers, Cooks and Housekeepers. Begin transporting abandoned, neglected or abused horses into our facility for rehabilitation. Camps, seminars and clinics will become operational to train people on the importance of horse rescue, therapeutic treatment for both horses and people alike. All managing personnel, requests for horses, facilities for horses, camps, seminars and clinics will be in place and operational by December 2009.
Estimated Cost - $2,545,000