Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Perhaps poop scooping is not your favorite chore, but you can turn this never-ending task into a fun, quick and easy task. Get yourself some useful tools to bring fun and flair to your poop scooping duty. Sharon Jantzen gives us ideas for making poop scooping a fun and easy task.
Anything can go wrong when hauling horses, yet many things can be caught before you pull out onto the road. Developing a standard trip pre-check routine will enable you to check everything before loading and hauling your precious cargo. Sharon Jantzen walks us through the importance of a trip pre-check of your horse trailer and truck.
Many experienced equestrians know exactly what they are looking for and find shopping online for horse equipment just fine. However, there are a few things to consider regarding safeguarding your information and testing the validity of the business before clicking the purchase button. On the other hand, sometimes you need to walk into a tack shop to get personal service. Sharon Jantzen helps make tack shopping online and in a store easier.
Take a look at the offerings of an item of equestrian apparel you will see in one-click the price comparisons. This saves you hours of time hunting online for the best price. Look at the price differences. In some cases, you could be saving in the neighborhood of $100! Sharon Jantzen shares this new way of shopping for equestrian apparel with us.
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?