Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
What began as a means for leading their own kids in 4-H, has now turned into a full horse ministry where Libby and her husband Mike are involved together. Sharon Jantzen meets up with Mike and Libby Zaiser to learn about their Velvet Noses Horse Ministry.
Looking for new trail riding buddies? Ride along with Pat Fish and her Tobe mule. Any rider with a horse or mule who is interested in exploring new trails in Santa Barbara County, San Luis County and Ventura County is welcome to meet-up with fellow trail riding enthusiasts and join the fun. Sharon Jantzen gets the scoop from Pat Fish regarding her Horse and Mule Trail Riders in the 805 MeetUp.
“It’s part of the game,” says Errick. “A horse owner will someday face the end – whether a horse is young, old, injured or even sound.” Most horse owners have made their decision of where the large animal carcass should go, before Errick arrives. Here in SLO County large animal disposal options are limited to basically three: burial on property, cremation or landfill. Sharon Jantzen provides the details for this special local large animal carcass removal service.
Finishing out her last year at Cornell came to an early and abrupt halt two months before graduation. Across the country University hospitals closed to students. Elizabeth decided it best to make her way back “home” to the Central Coast where Megan Judge of Central Coast Polo welcomed her with open arms. Sharon Jantzen talks with newly-minted vet Elizabeth Peck about her journey of becoming a vet which takes her to, through and back to SLO County.
Premier Ag was deemed an essential business during the shutdown as they provide feed and other vital products for the horse, livestock and agricultural communities. Yet, several changes were made to survive the shutdown. Sharon Jantzen connects with Ashley Rider to get their survival story and what the future holds for this local business.