Pittsburgh police mounted patrol officer brings horseback riding to inner-city children

Jessica Riley • August 7, 2026

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Pittsburgh police mounted patrol officer brings horseback riding to inner-city children

Pittsburgh Police Detective Dorothea Leftwich launched Riding Into the Future to give inner-city children the opportunity to learn horseback riding and horse care. The program is a partnership with 4-H and Sunnibel Stables in Washington County. 

The program gives 20 children the opportunity to learn riding skills, participate in 4-H activities, and build confidence through new experiences.

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