Five Turning Point Riders competed in Barrel Racing as Independent at the Walk-Trot. All five brought home medals: Olive on Isaiah won Gold, Lane on Sidekick also earned a Gold, Matt on Doc won Bronze, …
BB/Baxter has been on the keyboard again writing the November edition of his monthly Blog. Click HERE to check it out! He has his own shirt now!!!
Baxter is taking on a new role this fall as "BB", Bullet's sidekick. He will be escorting Pistol Pete's Partner of the game onto the field at all home games this fall. And the announcement …
Summer 2019 Newsletter: Here's the latest from a tumultuous 2019 at Turning Point. Click the title to read all about it!
Turning Point is looking for 50 monthly donors who “Love Horses a Latte!” Give just $4 a month (about the price of a Latte) to support the Turning Point herd in 2020. Or give $20 a month for the 20 years Turning Point has served Stillwater.
Facebook is matching donations beginning at 7am on Gving Tuesday and Turning Point has a donor who will match the first 25 people who “Like Horses a Latte” as a monthly donor on Facebook where there are NO FEES! 100% of your gift goes straight to the herd.
Paste this link: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/31-1726849 to shop Amazon Smile and donate to Turning Point. Log in with your usual Amazon login and Amazon will make a small donation to Turning Point for every dollar you spend. It costs you nothing and it helps Turning Point. “You shop, Amazon GIVES” is how they describe it.
Why not try it out for your Christmas shopping? You can still use your Amazon Prime privileges for free shipping!.
Dedicated donors make it possibe for riders like Ander find success at Turning Point.
If you would love to do something that makes a real difference, Turning Point Ranch needs volunteers to make horseback riding happen for special kids.
Our riders have a lot of fun, but they're also working on important life skills. Some need muscle tone or balance.
"Little Black a Pony" by Walter Farley is a great place to start! For the past six years, Turning Point has provided the book to each first grader at Highland Park Elementary.
OK...they aren't very green in January, but that's why we need volunteers to feed and water our herd year round. And keep an eye on the herd dynamics.
