Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Get ready for two local dressage shows set to get you into the action. SLO-CDS has been putting on local dressage shows for over four decades. Participants, volunteers and spectators are always welcome. Sharon Jantzen gets the info from Ellen Corob.
My daughter and two of her friends were my Wrangler assistants at Ag Adventure Camp this year, where I am the Horseback Riding Director. We worked hard, played hard and helped campers improve their riding skills. Grooming, saddle lifting, feeding and mucking were all part of the experience. Of course, we still made time for games, conversations and a few shenanigans here and there. Sharon Jantzen shares the joys of a summer horse camp experience.
Morro Bay Quarry Trail Ride: You will encounter other hikers and bikers and the occasional horseback rider(s) as you enjoy this area. Wildlife sightings of foxes, snakes and birds are quite possible. The sweeping vista views include the far hills of Montana de Oro, Los Osos and down the valley towards Laguna Lake in San Luis Obispo. Sharon Jantzen explores this SLO County horse trail option and provides the details of how to get there and where to go.
English vs Western: There are many differences between the two styles and these differences seem to boil down to function, freedom and flair. Sharon Jantzen outlines the differences. Which riding style is best? What is your answer to the question?
Come discover how you can improve connection with your horse through Katja Elk’s Energy Awareness Clinic for Riders July 20-22, 2018 at Dream Ranch in Arroyo Grande. This clinic is tailored to help riders become more aware of their thoughts and energy states. Sharon Jantzen provides the clinic details.