Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Keeping a horse active, when you can’t ride is a struggle many riders face. There are many reasons why a horse isn’t rideable for a period of time, or permanently. Sarah Judson of SLO Sage and Spur Ranch provides and demonstrates hand-walking activities you can do with your horse.
Ensuring a home for the 25 Mustangs now in their charge, began with the Soffels setting up a non-profit 501C3 and a ranch in Creston, CA. The couple called their new endeavor, Sweetbeau Horses in remembrance of their once-in-a-lifetime sweet Golden Retriever dog, Beaudacious. In 2017 the Sweetbeau Horses ranch and non-profit became the home for the 25 stallions, now gelded, and their new life from rescue to adoption began. Sharon Jantzen meets up with Patricia Soffel of Sweetbeau Horses in Creston to get their story.
Come join the fun at an Easter-themed Equestrian Play Day for both English and Western riders and their families. The show takes place on April 1, 2023 at Ocean Breeze Equestrian Center in Arroyo Grande.
So, whether you as a struggling rider need an extra leg-up to get back into the saddle, or into the saddle for the first time, or your horse needs some focused training or legging up conditioning, Michelle is your gal. Legged Up is here for you and your equine partner. Sharon Jantzen visits with Michelle Harper of Legged Up Horse Conditioning.
Several staging areas for trail rides in a variety of Central Coast locations are in residential neighborhoods. Those neighbors don’t want to see plops of horse poop left in an irresponsible manner. Sharon Jantzen helps us be mindful of our horse’s road apples.