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Center For Therapeutic Riding Of The East End Moves To New Dream Barn

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Amalie Bandelier and Karen Bocksel with their youngest horse, Paco.

Amalie Bandelier and Karen Bocksel with their youngest horse, Paco.

Entrance to CTREE's new barn

Entrance to CTREE's new barn Joshua B. Michaelson

Amalie Bandelier and Karen Bocksel with their youngest horse, Paco.

Amalie Bandelier and Karen Bocksel with their youngest horse, Paco. Joshua B. Michaelson

Meet Paco, a silly horse who likes to roll in the warm mud!

Meet Paco, a silly horse who likes to roll in the warm mud! Joshua B. Michaelson

CTREE's thank you banner, honoring their donors.

CTREE's thank you banner, honoring their donors.

Nathalie Friedman on Jul 6, 2020
The Center for Therapeutic Riding of the East End (CTREE), a nonprofit organization that offers therapeutic riding lessons and equine assisted activities for children and adults with emotional, cognitive, and... more

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