Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
What’s it like to participate as an equestrian in the highest caliber of parades in the Nation? Sharon Jantzen looks back on her experience riding a Connemara Pony in the 1982 Tournament of Roses Parade.
Scorched earth and smoky skies gave rise to a horse community that banded together to help in many ways. Many in our horse community did not stand and watch the fires burn. Instead, they stuck out a helping hand or offered assistance. Sharon Jantzen summarizes the variety of ways our local horse community lent a helping hand to our fire ravaged neighbors.
The conversation we started in the truck we carried onto the trail. Along the way we marveled at the vista views of the lake and surrounding foothills, the moss-draped oak trees providing frequent shade canopies, and the wildlife sharing the environment with us. Sharon Jantzen gets out on the Duna Vista Loop Trail at Lopez Lake.
With fires to the north and fires to the south and a fire in our backyard, 2017 was one devastating year. How prepared are you to save your horse in an emergency? Come learn from valuable and trained emergency personnel in the first annual Equine Emergency Preparedness Expo. Sharon Jantzen hears from Dawn Perrine about the Expo being held in Santa Ynez, January 2018.
Can we on the Central Coast experience a Christmas sleigh ride? We may dream of a white Christmas . . . how about a cold Christmas complete with sleigh bells and a one horse open carriage? Christmas memories were created when Sharon Jantzen and a group of kids experienced the Central Coast version of a sleigh ride in the snow.