Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Follow along with a group of local riders who experienced an overnight trail ride adventure to the American Canyon camp in the Los Padres National Forest. Either live vicariously through them or be inspired to plan your own journey. Sharon Jantzen captures their story of one epic overnight trail ride experience.
“I have tried all the tail bag options out there. Either the material was wrong, or the design was wrong, or a combo of both, so I tried to improve these designs. Eventually I decided to create my own design,” says Andrea creator of Blooming Tails Tail Bags. Sharon Jantzen discovers the local talent behind this blooming business.
Sometimes we just need to “go riding” to connect with the outside of a horse because our inside needs healing. Sharon Jantzen revisits a day where she experienced the fix of connecting with the outside of a horse.
Although her job requires her to face loss every day, Jennifer has found much beauty to appreciate along the way. “We get to be around people who truly care about their animals. They are good, quality people,” expressed Jennifer Camsuzou, who added, “I connect easily with our clients because they care.” Sharon Jantzen shares Jennifer’s story of her work as Eden Memorial’s Cremation Assistant.
Move over April Showers because this spring April brings two riding clinics to improve your riding skills. Ryan Pfouts focuses on how your riding position influences the way your horse goes. Shelby Hume will help you find the sweet spot of riding. Sharon Jantzen gives us the details of these two clinics held at Dream Ranch in Arroyo Grande.