Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Mark Rashid is a master at translating “horse” to “human” language. Arroyo Grande will be one of the stops on Mark’s overflowing clinic calendar this year. He will be returning to the Central Coast on October 15th, 16th and 17th 2016.
“We love our label because it tells people what we do and who we are. The western lifestyle is appealing to people; even city people have embraced it. Our name allows us to focus on a niche market that embraces the western lifestyle. The wine connects our lifestyle to our customers,” Michelle explains the story behind the label to Sharon Jantzen who spent a morning enjoying Vintage Cowboy Winery.
It’s really quite remarkable the impact that therapy animals can have on the brain, recognition, memory and mood. The simple act of spending time with an animal can bring peace and focus to a mind that has been ravaged by disease. Sharon Jantzen tells the story of Tracy Owen who brings her therapy horse to Senior Citizens in our community.
Experience the Celebration of Sheila Varian’s life through the eyes and hearts of a few attendees. Sharon Jantzen captures their stories and helps us all say goodbye.
Her hair is swept up from her face in a clip, and fastened on the top of her head – practical and elegant, just like she is. Gloria Northcote, SLO County resident for over 20 years, horse camper enthusiast and active member of the West Coast Rocky Mountain club, is very much at home on the back of a horse. Sharon Jantzen captures Gloria’s story.