Horse Rides every Friday – Sunday with Horses4Heroes

LAS VEGAS - Aug. 18, 2018 - PRLog -- All ages are invited to ride a horse in the only park in Las Vegas that offers horseback rides, the Horses4Heroes Equestrian Center in Floyd Lamb Park.  Horse rides are 9 am to 11 am, Friday-Sunday.  Rides are $5 on Fridays and $10 on Saturday and Sunday.  All rides include admission to the barnyard (petting zoo) and playtime in a bounce house.  Active Duty service members, veterans and First Responders can always ride for just $5.

Las Vegas-based non-profit, Horses4Heroes, operates the Horse4Heroes Equestrian Center in historic Floyd Lamb at Tule Springs.  Here, at the non-profit's headquarters and flagship facility, Horses4Heroes offers affordable horseback riding lessons for all ages and riding levels, camps, birthday parties, field trips and free workshops for veterans with PTSD, victims of domestic abuse and violence, recovering addicts, at-risk youth and teens and others in the community who need a hand up, not a hand out.

Proceeds from all paid activities, donations and sponsorships goes toward the feeding and care of 18 horses, five miniature horses and a barnyard filled with farm animals, as well as scholarships to allow even deeper discounts for camps, lessons and free workshops for veterans.

In 2014 and 2016, Horses4Heroes won the American Horse Council's Time to Ride Challenge, a national initiative to introduce newcomers to horses.  Horses4Heroes is the only repeat winner of this challenge and the only national equine non-profit that owns its own horses and uses those horses, including retired, donated and Feed Lot rescues, every day in programs that serve local heroes and the community.  The organization's large and growing national network of equestrian centers in 45 states and Canada offer affordable, sometimes free, recreational, instructional and health and wellness programs for all ages, all riding levels and in all disciplines.  For more information on all programs and activities, email events@horses4heroes.org, visit http://www.horses4heroes.org or call 702.645.8446.