The Center for America's First Horse, Inc. located on 60 scenic acres in Johnson, Vermont provides life enriching experiences for all ages and experiences. Our rare Spanish mustangs are gifted teachers, helping foster personal growth through natural horsemanship and equine facilitated learning. We have an indoor and outdoor arena, equine training playground and miles of trails to explore. Whether you are new to horses or a seasoned equestrian, The Center welcomes you!
"About The Spanish Mustang" Video from Discover The Horse
Our programs provide hands-on experiences with our many horses in a safe, relaxed and professional learning environment whether on the ground or in the saddle.
We offer year round Natural Horsemanship education, training, boarding, lessons, Natural Horsemanship for Children programs, summer sessions, on and off site natural horsemanship clinics, educational tours, volunteer opportunities, internships and both public and private events.
In 2010 we opened The Center with a vision of helping horses and humans. As we enter our eighth season we are continually struck by the powerful effect our horses and our programs have in helping people, children in particular. We have witnessed that youth interacting with horses is one of the most powerful ways to raise happy, emotionally mature and well-adjusted children.
Although our primary focus is on our popular Natural Horsemanship for Youth Program, The Center continues to serve men, women and families through a variety of horsemanship clinics, community events, and accredited Equine Therapy courses in collaboration with Johnson State College.
Our commitment to Spanish mustang conservation remains strong as we’ve recently partnered with other organizations around the country to create an off-site breeding program, insuring the survival of this unique horse that is the core of the success of our programs.
Only with the help of others can The Center make a profound difference in the lives and development of today’s youth. Please consider a tax-deductible donation to help us continue our important work.
With gratitude and appreciation,
Although our primary focus is on our popular Natural Horsemanship for Youth Program, The Center continues to serve men, women and families through a variety of horsemanship clinics, community events, and accredited Equine Therapy courses in collaboration with Johnson State College.
Our commitment to Spanish mustang conservation remains strong as we’ve recently partnered with other organizations around the country to create an off-site breeding program, insuring the survival of this unique horse that is the core of the success of our programs.
Only with the help of others can The Center make a profound difference in the lives and development of today’s youth. Please consider a tax-deductible donation to help us continue our important work.
With gratitude and appreciation,
As our organization continues to develop, so do our needs. The Center depends on private donations, sponsorship, grants, fund raising and revenue from programs to be self sufficient.
How you can help.
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*We are a Vermont non-profit corporation and federal 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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