Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Getting knots, mud, stickers and urine stains out of your horse’s tail are time-consuming grooming routine activities. There has to be a better alternative, and lucky for you, we’ve found one! Sharon Jantzen gives a shout out to Blooming Tails tail bags, produced right here in SLO County.
Head on out to the Mid-State Classic High School Rodeo the weekend of November 17-19, 2017 taking place at the Paso Robles Event Center. Come watch our local High School Rodeo stars compete in a variety of rodeo events with their friends and competitors from other California High School Rodeo districts. Friday night boasts a Jack Pot Roping Event which is open to entry from the public. Sharon Jantzen shares the details.
Little Riders program participants joined in on the fundraising day through handing out ribbons, experiencing a “course walk,” and meeting the horses and riders participating in the show. All this was planned to get the Little Riders kids involved in the show. Sharon Jantzen interviews Amanda Diefenderfer, Paso Robles Horse Park Director, regarding their successful, recent fundraiser.
Wow, this SLO County resident really has the hustle! Let’s find out what makes Andrea Cao tick and be inspired by all she has accomplished in her not-even-an-adult-yet life. Andrea responds to questions posed by Sharon Jantzen.
“It’s hard not to be intimidated when you are warming up with ten people who were in the Olympics or World Games!” remarked Andrea. Sharon Jantzen interviews Andrea Baxter who is home in SLO County, fresh from competing in the UK.