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of individuals and businesses in San Juan Capistrano interested in preserving the equestrian lifestyle. “When most people think of San Juan
Capistrano, they think of the lovely Mission San Juan, the return of the swallows, shop- ping and good dining,” says Cheryl Schou, founder and past president of the coalition. “What they don’t know is that one of the most powerful economic driving forces behind the scenes are the multiple large commercial boarding stables with some of the fi nest amenities available anywhere.” Aſt er a day with your horse you can feel
absolutely comfortable at any establishment in town. The businesses here are used to many of their patrons in boots, breeches, jeans and cowboy hats.” Schou notes that the San Juan Capistrano
Equestrian Coalition was founded to pre- serve the horse-keeping integrity of the city. Conceived to develop an understanding between non-horse owning residents of San Juan and the equestrian community, a pri- mary objective of the coalition is to preserve the equestrian lifestyle and recreational trail system. For a city with the mot o of “Preserving the
Past to Enhance the Future,” working to keep horses in San Juan only seems right.
Horsetowns: San Juan Capistrano
Shelly Barker photo
The 57th Annual Swallows Day Parade is March 21, part of the Fiesta de las Golondrinas, or Festival of the Swallows, celebrat- ing the legendary return of the swallows to the Mission San Juan Capistrano on St. Joseph's Day, March 19.
Ortega Egquestrian Center Explore the sights
Lessons • Boarding • Guided Trail Rides • Horse Rescue
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and sounds of SJC from the back of a horse! We’ll take you there.
· Children & Adult Lessons
· Beginner to Advanced Proud Headquarters of
Silver Parade Saddles Any Condition or In Need of Restoration
www.OtraMas.info (949)661-3130
www.OrtegaEquestrianCenter.com 27252 Calle Arroyo • San Juan Capistrano
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