Lovesome Stables, Inc. Equitherapy

09/05/2026

Horse math 🧑‍🏫:

Dirt + Rolling = Human Problem 😂

09/02/2026

Meet the wonderful herd that brings so much joy to so many lives and learn about their unique personalities”!🐴❤️

We can’t say this enough: We truly can’t do this without you. Hand over heart: THANK YOU!

👇Buy a Bale or Bag Campaign👇
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09/01/2026

🌾2026 Fall Campaign: Buy a Bale or Bag🐴

Hard to believe winter is just at the corner. We’re kicking off our campaign with a goal of raising enough to help cover the cost of feeding our therapy herd through the winter.

Our 10 amazing horses give so much to our riders and community, and we want to make sure they have the hay, grain, and essential feed they need to stay healthy and comfortable throughout the cold months.

Check out the flyer for all the details on how you can help and thank you for being such an important part of the Lovesome family. We truly can’t do this without you! 🎥 Stay tuned for a video to meet the horses at Lovesome.

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Lovesome Stables Equitherapy provides therapeutic horseback riding for children and adults in Northern Kentucky.  Equine-assisted therapy activities offer physical, emotional, and social benefits. Therapeutic horseback riding opens up a new world of experiences to students of all ages. And, most im...

08/25/2026

One single challenge. These two amazing riders are working on a several skills all at once: 💪Physical Strength: building core power, balance, and tall posture ;🧠 Brain & Focus: sharpening hand-eye coordination, concentration, and sensory processing. ❤️Growing Confidence, practicing teamwork, and building trust.

08/20/2026

The horses are on summer break and Ringo has decided to have a spa day mud bath. No regrets 😂🐴

08/09/2026

For nearly a decade, Katelyn has been a steadfast and cherished part of Lovesome. Today marked her last day with us as she begins an exciting new chapter and heads off to college. While we couldn’t be more proud of her and all that lies ahead, saying goodbye is certainly bittersweet.

Katelyn, you will be deeply missed here at Lovesome. We are incredibly grateful for the years you’ve shared with us and for the countless lives, both two and four-legged you’ve touched along the way.

Wishing you all the best in this next adventure. We can’t wait to see where life takes you! 💙✨🐴

08/08/2026

After three long months of healing from a nail in his hoof, Ringo has officially returned to his riders! 💙

Welcome back, Ringo! We’ve missed you!

08/06/2026

We couldn't do what we do without amazing volunteers like Christy. Join us in thanking her for all she does! 💙🐴

Thinking about volunteering or supporting our mission? We'd love to connect with you. Every helping hand and every donation makes a difference.

08/01/2026

"Scratch my back and I'll scratch yours" Gracie and Dancer BFFs. Known as allogrooming. https://share.google/nqiHPJkqqFULMup5I

07/31/2026

🐴 The research is straightforward: children with ADHD who participate in equine-assisted activities show measurable improvements in attention, impulse control, and self-regulation — often within weeks of starting. The less obvious question is why.

Part of the answer is the horse itself. Horses are immediate and honest. They respond to what you're doing right now, not what you did five minutes ago. A child who can't sit still at a desk discovers that a horse requires exactly the kind of focused, present-moment attention that medication or therapy is trying to build. The horse becomes a reason to regulate, because the horse makes it clear — gently, without judgment — when the child isn't.

Part of the answer is the body. Riding engages core muscles and balance systems in ways that activate neurological pathways involved in attention. The rhythmic movement of a horse at walk has been shown to affect brain activity in measurable ways.

And part of the answer, honestly, is that it's interesting. A horse is more interesting than a worksheet. A twelve-year-old who is impossible to engage in a classroom will stay focused on a horse for an hour without being asked twice.

Have you seen a horse help a child who was struggling to connect elsewhere?