Tournament at Garrison Forest School
Written by Marisol Jimenez Hey there! My name is Marisol Jimenez, I am in sixth grade and I participate in the Work to Ride program. Work to Ride was especially made for inner-city youths that are at risk in their neighborhood. Work to Ride is a place where children, like me, can express themselves while learning how to care and, eventually, ride horses. Work to Ride is a safe haven where kids don’t have to worry about being in danger, while they’re having fun, they can just come and relax! Not very many children in a lifetime even get an opportunity to learn to ride. In fact, only about 1…
WTR’s Marisol Jimenez reflects on her experience at the middle school polo tournament
Middle School Tournament at Garrison Forest School Marisol Jimenez Hey there! My name is Marisol Jimenez, I am in sixth grade and I participate in the Work to Ride program. Work to Ride was especially made for inner-city youths that are at risk in their neighborhood. Work to Ride is a place where children, like me, can express themselves while learning how to care and, eventually, ride horses. Work to Ride is a safe haven where kids don’t have to worry about being in danger, while they’re having fun, they can just come and relax! Not very many children in a lifetime even get an opportunity to…
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