Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Come experience a piece of horse photo art that is big, in front of you, in real time, in real space. Local Equine Photographer Lori Sortino’s work is currently on display at Joebella Coffee Roasters in Atascadero. An artist’s reception is planned for January 14, 2022.
“Understandably, one of the most common questions we hear is, ‘When is the Pismo Preserve going to open?’” said Kaila Dettman, Executive Director of The Land Conservancy. “The answer is, if we secured the rest of the funding today, we would be open in six to eight months.”
The most common complaints when young are riders experiencing horseback riding through Ag Adventure Camp are a horse not going or turning. Many riders start out simply being passengers. We have successfully converted many of these riders from passengers into effective horseback riders in 15 minute sessions using three techniques working mostly at the walk. Sharon Jantzen shares her three steps to converting a passenger to a horseback rider in 15 minutes.
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.
There was nothing in the world that Charlotte wanted more than to have Prince as her very own pony, but her parents told her that they just couldn’t take on the burden. She would have to make do with visiting him and looking after him as long as the Millers would let her. Sarah Williams pens a Christmas short story about a girl and a pony.