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Contributed by Betsy Payne July in the Windrush Garden. The boys and girls in the at-risk program cultivated the soil and planted the seeds in May, marking many rows with bright blue baling twine…and then they waited. Slowly over the next month little green shoots appeared which rapidly developed into a wide variety of vegetables: [...]

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What could be better than an arts and crafts activity in the shade on a hot summer afternoon?!  

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Contributed by Kaitlin Badolato 600 visitors attend the event and rose close to $5,000 for riders with disabilities Windrush Farm hosted its annual Family Festival on Saturday, June 4, 2011.  The Festival was sponsored by Dole and Bailey of Woburn and all proceeds from the event benefit the riders with disabilities programs at Windrush Farm.  [...]

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On Tuesday, 7 veterans from the Bedford VA Medical Hospital attended the final Horses for Heroes Session of the summer. The activities included long-lining, grooming and tacking, and therapeutic riding. Check out the pics!

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So what happens at Windrush Farm during the summer? Services for more than 240 kids and adults – that’s what! Let’s start with our traditional full day recreational summer program for (70) local kids from the community attend to learn more about horses and develop their riding skills. Then there’s the half day recreational riding [...]

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This morning’s horse show brought out all different themes. From Guinness the warrior to Cadance the rocker?! Love it!

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You’re never too short at Windrush Farm.  Notice the crafty use of buckets in the photos! This week’s horsemanship program finds three young ladies learning all about their equine friends and how to care for them.

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Naw…it’s only paint! Today is SHOW DAY for all the summer kids at Windrush Farm.  The riders use bows and ribbons and paint to get their steeds ready. (Hence the green polka dots) Congrats on a fabulous week! (Photo Credit: Matti Burns)

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