Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Several staging areas for trail rides in a variety of Central Coast locations are in residential neighborhoods. Those neighbors don’t want to see plops of horse poop left in an irresponsible manner. Sharon Jantzen helps us be mindful of our horse’s road apples.
Julie Monser, a HEET. volunteer remarked, “We do so much more than rescue horses from fires!” Sharon Jantzen interviews Julie Monser to get the full picture of all the ways HEET. volunteers serve our equestrian community.
The mission of Join-up International focuses on Veterans, first responders, at-risk youth and other vulnerable populations helping them find healing. This is expertly done through the experience of Monty Roberts’ globally acclaimed Join-Up® and other equine-assisted activities. Find out how you can support this human and horse life-changing program.
What do you do if you encounter a bear or mountain lion on the trail? Sharon Jantzen shares some information and tips for riding in areas inhabited by the California black bear.
Equestrians may have an image problem. So what can we, as Equestrians, do to make sharing multi-use trails possible? Come find out three ways Equestrians can make sharing multi-use trails possible. Sharon Jantzen shares her thoughts and experiences.