OUR SERVICES
DH Ranch envisions a future where culture, language, truth, and reconciliation, healing, and relationships are central to our community's values and practices. We believe that by working together, we can create a just and equitable society that values diversity and promotes the well-being of all individuals.
Team Building - Groups
At Dodginghorse Ranch, we strive to bring people together through unique, culturally-inspired experiences that foster a deeper understanding of truth and reconciliation.
Our Spirit of the Horse activities provide an immersive and interactive way to explore Indigenous culture, while our Diversity awareness education helps broaden perspectives and encourage open-mindedness.
Our special day brings it all together for a truly unforgettable experience.
*Minimum of 12 people in a group.
12-18 People
$8,650
19-30 People
$10,812
31-50 People
$13,515
*Catering will be an additional charge.
Students and Educators (-20%)
CLIENTS
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TC Energy
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GIBBS Gage Architects
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Esso
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CADA
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James Smith Cree Nation
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CBE Schools
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Rocky View Schools
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Calgary Girls Fire Hockey U18AA
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Red Deer Chiefs U18AAA
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ALSTAR
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Grey Eagle Casino
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Fox Lake
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Fox Lake
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Zagime Nation
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Fishing Lake First Nation
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Tsuut'ina Board of Education
Classroom in the Dirt
Youth Empowerment
Welcome to our Classroom in the Dirt Youth Empowerment program at DH Ranch, where nature's embrace becomes medicine for the spirit, and every moment is infused with the transformative power of empowerment. Surrounded by the presence of horses, participants embark on a journey of self-discovery and cultural immersion.
Through relay racing, horsemanship, and rodeo events, our children build not only skills but also self-esteem and confidence. Laughter and fun reverberate through our calm and safe space, as meaningful relationships and connections with the land and each other deepen.
Guided by our dedicated team of facilitators, each interaction is an opportunity for growth, while Tsuut'ina Gunaha language development adds another layer of cultural richness. In this sanctuary of horse-assisted learning, every child finds their voice and their place.
We will not turn any child away. Together, we journey toward empowerment, hand in hand, one hoofprint at a time.
This program is free for children 5-17 years old.
DH Ranch Relay
The DH Ranch Indigenous Relay Team is built on tradition, teamwork, and the strength of our people. Relay racing is more than a sport. It is a connection to who we are, where we come from, and the stories carried through our horses.
At DH Ranch, we are creating opportunities for youth and athletes to step into this powerful sport with guidance, safety, and purpose. Through relay racing, riders learn discipline, responsibility, and trust — not only in themselves, but in their team and their horses.
This program is about more than competition. It is about building strong individuals who understand the value of hard work, respect, and cultural identity. Riders are supported in developing horsemanship skills, physical conditioning, and mental strength while being surrounded by positive role models.
We are also committed to creating pathways for Indigenous athletes to compete at higher levels, including major events like the Calgary Stampede. By doing this, we are helping bring visibility back to a sport that has deep roots in our communities.
At the heart of it all, the horses remain our greatest teachers. They teach patience, humility, and connection. Every ride is a lesson, and every athlete carries that forward into their life.
What We Focus On
- Relay racing fundamentals and safety
- Horsemanship and horse care
- Teamwork and communication
- Physical and mental conditioning
- Cultural connection and identity
Indigenous and Diversity Awareness Education with Brent Dodginghorse
This program creates space for real understanding through sport, culture, and shared experience. It brings people together to learn, listen, and build stronger relationships rooted in respect.
Led by Brent Dodginghorse, the program is grounded in lived experience through professional sport, Indigenous leadership, horsemanship, and community work. Brent brings a powerful perspective on teamwork, resilience, accountability, and the importance of creating environments where people feel valued, heard, and connected.
Brent works with teams, organizations, schools, and corporate groups to create environments where people feel safe to ask questions, reflect, and grow. This is not about checking a box. It is about building relationships and walking forward in a better way together.
Participants leave with a stronger sense of cultural awareness, a deeper respect for Indigenous knowledge, and practical tools they can carry back into their teams, workplaces, and communities.
What We Offer
- Indigenous cultural education through sport
- Team building rooted in respect and connection
- Guided discussions and reflection
- Safe spaces for honest conversations
Who It’s For
Sports teams, corporate groups, schools, and organizations looking to build stronger, more inclusive environments.
Why It Matters
Understanding leads to respect. Respect leads to stronger teams, better leadership, and healthier communities.
Book with Brent Dodginghorse
403-809-5131 or email brentdodginghorse@gmail.com
Truth and Reconciliation in Action
Reconciliation is not just words. It is action, relationships, and the work we choose to do every day.
At DH Ranch, reconciliation happens on the land, through shared experiences, honest conversations, and learning together. We create space for people to step in, listen, and understand Indigenous history, culture, and perspectives in a way that feels real and meaningful.
This work is about building trust. It is about creating environments where people feel safe to ask questions, reflect, and grow without judgment. Through land based learning, cultural teachings, and connection with the horses, participants begin to see reconciliation not as a concept, but as something they can live and carry forward.
We work with youth, organizations, and communities to move beyond awareness and into action. That means building relationships, supporting Indigenous voices, and creating opportunities for real change.
Reconciliation is ongoing. It takes time, effort, and commitment. At DH Ranch, we are doing that work together.
What This Looks Like
- Land based cultural learning
- Sharing circles and guided discussions
- Truth and reconciliation education
- Team building through connection and respect
- Experiential learning with horses
Why It Matters
Reconciliation creates stronger relationships, deeper understanding, and a path forward built on respect.
Be Part of the Work
Reconciliation is something we all have a role in. Step in, learn, and walk forward with us.
