USU Extension - Equine Experience Wasatch Front

USU Equine Experience programs are part of USU's Extension mission and include equine-assisted services and learning programs for all, including individuals with disabilities and military veterans. We are a Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship accredited center. To learn more or to volunteer, contact us at 435-919-1322 or WasatchEquineExp@usu.edu
Current USU Extension Equine Programs to join in Davis County

Rise with Horses - ages 12+
Discover personal growth through equine-assisted learning. This 6-week program uses guided interactions with horses to build confidence, resilience, self-awareness, and meaningful connections in a supportive environment.
September 3 - October 8
October 29 - December 17

Resiliency Wranglers - ages 14-18
A fun and empowering 4-week series for youth 14 to 18 years old. Step into your own hero’s journey as you connect with horses, share stories, and build friendships. Through ground horsemanship, you’ll grow in confidence, resilience, and leadership—learning skills to help you face challenges and write your own brave story. No horse experience needed—just come ready for adventure! One step, one story, and one connection at a time. Tickets are for the entire series.

Horse Lab - ages 8-15
A 4H horse club for youth who don't have a horse of their own. Learn horse care, biology, and horsemanship skills in weekly classes with hands on experiences using our horses. Sign up for 4H, go to events, select "Horse Lab" and click register twice.
Register for 4-H

Horse Powered Reading - ages 5-10
Experience a hands-on approach to literacy that blends reading with our horse interactions. Horse Powered Reading® helps youth develop key reading skills—like decoding, vocabulary, and comprehension—through ground-based activities that connect learning with emotions and movement. Perfect for avid and aspiring readers alike.

Volunteer - ages 15+
No horse experience needed! We are always looking for new volunteers. Email WasatchEquineExp@usu.edu to learn more.
4-H & Youth