The Detroit
Equestrian Club
and the

are pleased to offer the
"Remembering
Eleonore"
Therapeutic Riding Program
for children with cancer

Elenor & "Rin Tin Tin"

A note from DEC trainer, Christopher Ewing:
I lost a very dear friend named Eleonore
to cancer not long ago. She was a
wonderful horsewoman who lived in Germany who had a beautiful
personality and a very kind heart. Her passing was a shock to us all and
since her passing I really wanted to do something to honor her
memory. Recalling how much she suffered in the latter stages of her
disease, I thought about how all she wanted to do during the last days of her
life was spend time being around horses.
I,
then, thought about how so many other people who are suffering with cancer, especially kids,
would love to just have some time to themselves where they could just forget about the treatments and the pain and
everything else, and just have fun. What better way than to be around
horses!
Thus, I created the
"Remembering
Eleonore"
Therapeutic Riding Program
for children with cancer

The Detroit Equestrian
Club will make its facility available, free of charge, for kids 3 years
of age and older who are suffering from cancer who would like to come out to the facility and ride or just
enjoy being
around the horses. This program is sponsored by The Hang On to the Dream Foundation, a national 501
(c) 3, non-profit organization that provides money, equipment and opportunities
to kids in an effort to help them reach their goals in life.
No prior riding experience necessary.
For more information on the Hang On to the Dream Foundation, "click
here".
To apply for this program, simply complete the form below: