Innovative Horse Simulator Empowers Disabled Riders
Friday, May 23, 2025, 5:20 am
In Victoria, a groundbreaking horse simulator is transforming equestrian therapy for riders with disabilities. The innovative technology offers a controlled, safe riding experience that boosts confidence and mobility, allowing children and adults to enjoy the thrill of speed and progress in a truly accessible environment.
VICTORIA — “Do you want to go faster?” Jayne Imeson already knew the answer she was going to get from her six-year-old son, Casey, sitting astride his new steed in a park in Central Saanich, B.C. He nodded with a smile. “Always faster — this kid loves his speed,” Imeson said. Casey’s usual ride is…
VICTORIA - "Do you want to go faster?"
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