Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
“I talk with people through my painting. I tell a story,” says Valeriy Kagounkin, the featured artist for the 2020 Cattlemen’s Western Art Show and Sale. Come enjoy the heart-touching western scenes painted by Valeriy Kagounkin at the Cattlemen’s Western Art Show and Sale April 3-5, 2020 at the Paso Robles Event Center. Sharon Jantzen gets Valeriy’s story and the art show details.
Snap. The Pismo Preserve ribbon cutting ceremony took place on January 16, 2020. Joy unleashed signified the moment of completion of a four-year long project. Sharon Jantzen attended the ribbon cutting ceremony and brings us the details.
In the event of a Public Safety Power Shutoff an entire community and neighboring communities will be impacted. Grocery stores will be closed. Gas stations will be closed. ATM machines will not work. Water supply and sewage treatment will be affected. Electric gates, refrigerators and other electric appliances will not work. Plan for these events not only affecting your community but neighboring ones as well. Do you have a human and horse survival plan for a power shutoff?
Experienced riders are invited to bring their horses for a day of exploring Navajo Ranch which is located off Hwy 58 east of Santa Margarita. Sharon Jantzen provides the details.
Paso Robles Horse Park, recently named the top equestrian venue in California and third show jumping venue in all of North America, purposes themselves to reach the heart of the exhibitor. Reaching the heart of the exhibitor means creating a fun and competitive environment for the top-level rider as well as the schooling show rider. Sharon Jantzen catches up with Amanda Diefenderfer, Park Director to discuss how Paso Robles Horse Park creates a family-friendly fun show atmosphere.