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Center For Therapeutic Riding On The East End Celebrates 10th Anniversary

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Karen Bocksel, CTREE's managing director/instructor, with Moseley, one of the horses in the program, at Wolffer Estate Stables.

Karen Bocksel, CTREE's managing director/instructor, with Moseley, one of the horses in the program, at Wolffer Estate Stables.

Karen Bocksel, CTREE's managing director/instructor, with Moseley, one of the horses in the program, at Wolffer Estate Stables.

Karen Bocksel, CTREE's managing director/instructor, with Moseley, one of the horses in the program, at Wolffer Estate Stables.

Karen Bocksel, CTREE's managing director/instructor, with Moseley, one of the horses in the program, at Wolffer Estate Stables.

Karen Bocksel, CTREE's managing director/instructor, with Moseley, one of the horses in the program, at Wolffer Estate Stables.

Kathryn Olson riding at CTREE.

Kathryn Olson riding at CTREE.

Jack Olson riding Moseley at CTREE.

Jack Olson riding Moseley at CTREE.

authorStaff Writer on Aug 12, 2019
Eleven-year-old Kathryn Olson has a rare genetic disorder that limits much of her cognitive and neuromuscular functioning, and has rendered her almost totally non-verbal, leaving her to rely on an... more

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