Victory Riding Academy

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When Clinton brings the Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries to Waterloo, Iowa, next week, Victory Riding Academy will be joining our team as the Ritchie Charity Ball Toss group. The non-profit organization is based in Omaha, Nebraska, and offers equine-assisted programs to veterans, first-responders, department of corrections officers, school groups and teams.

“From aiding veterans in their transition to civilian life, supporting first responders with stress management, and guiding youth in leadership development to creating dynamic team-building experiences, our approach is holistic, flexible and handcrafted to meet individual goals,” Tony Barnes, Victory Riding Academy’s executive director, shares. “Led by experienced guides, our programs focus on mental wellness, personal empowerment and collaboration, ensuring lasting impact. Whether you seek personal transformation or stronger teamwork, we’re here to guide you every stride of the way.”

As the Ritchie Charity Ball Toss group, Victory Riding Academy will keep all funds it raises throughout the event to fulfill its mission. Learn more about Victory Riding Academy and the important work the organization does on its website.

Make plans to attend the Waterloo, Iowa Walkabout Tour taking place September 6 and 7 at the National Cattle Congress Fairground. Get all the details and tickets on our website. No Worries Club members receive five complimentary tickets per year to attend tours.

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