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ed his business and launched Mission Equine Hospital, which is Orange County’s fi rst equine hospital located in San Juan Capistrano. Dr. Secor has been providing full-service
ambulatory care since 1985, off ering a wide variety of services tailored to your horse's specifi c needs. Mission Equine Hospital staff understands the unique relationship between you and your horse, and the team is commit ed to keeping its clients’ horses healthy and to maintaining peak perfor- mance. The experienced veterinarians and staff
practice cut ing edge and innovative tech- nology. From consultation to diagnostics and treatment, Mission Equine Hospital is commit ed to preserving and restoring your horse's healthwith a multitude of services including emergency and critical care.
Norm Moldenhauer (949) 499-1088 Fast approaching 60 years dealing in
western art, Indian and Cowboy collect- ibles, Norm Moldenhauer is South Orange
to his business interest, Norm has been active in the San Juan Capistrano communi- ty as a 34-year participant in the El Viaje de Gaspar Portola Spring Trek and the annual Swallows Day parade.
Ortega Equestrian Center (949) 661-3130 •
OrtegaEquestrianCenter.com The Ortega Equestrian Center is a cer-
tifi ed training and events facility located just minutes from downtown San Juan Capistrano, situated on approximately fi ve acres adjacent to city equestrian trails. Whether you own a horse or not, staff at Ortega Equestrian Center will work diligent- ly to serve all your equestrian needs in order to bring a rewarding riding experience. Whether a serious competitor, a weekend trail rider or somewhere in-between, cli- ents will fi nd a professional yet warm and relaxing atmosphere where caring for the horse and rider is the top priority. The Ortega Equestrian Center stable is proud to off er three complete western training programs and safe trail rides that are great for families or couples looking for a low-key activity. Also off ered is a high-performance training program. Ortega Equestrian Center is the only South Orange County facility that provides guided trail rides, and one of the expert trainers will lead you and your fam- ily or friends through some of the region's most beautiful creeks and rolling hills. The family-safe horses will make this ride mem- orable!
Pacifi c Coast Show Jumpers (949) 500-0963 • Pacifi
cCoastShowJumpers.com Pacifi c Coast Show Jumpers off ers the highest quality of training at all levels of hunter jumper riding. Located in beautiful
County’s pre-eminent collector’s collector, well-known to the connoisseur collectors and traders not only locally, but throughout the western United States. In 1966, 10 years into his career, Norm and two associates opened the Treasure Trails Indian Shop in the Disneyland Hotel, selling his interest in that venture a year later to open Norm’s Trading Post in South Laguna Beach. Norm and his wife, Jeannine, found their
way to San Juan Capistrano in 1976, where Norm remains active in his business of buy- ing and selling western artifacts, saddles and other antiques. Norm’s long history of achievements in includes dealing with some of the most widely known and valuable col- lections, as well as signifi cant saddles and weaponry. Known and respected by an array of collectors and traders in western arti- facts, Norm appears to be headed for many more years of dealing in history. In addition
business make them stand out in a class by themselves. PCSJ has produced hundreds of successful junior, amateur and professional riders. Off ering a wide variety of programs
including haul-in lessons and overnight stabling, PCSJ exceeds industry standards. Whether training or showing, the experi- enced, friendly and professional staff can help you achieve your riding goals.
Susan Gregory Stansbury (888) 264-4950 •
SusanGregoryRealtor.com Dreaming of owning a ranch in the charm- ing and historic city of San Juan Capistrano? Here’s your chance to live on your very own private and serenefi ve- acre ranch just 35 minutes up the Ortega Highway in the exclusive gated community of Rancho Capistrano. Imagine rid- ing out to miles and miles of trails right from your own property—enjoying the beauty and peaceful Cleveland National Forest that is adjacent to this unique ranch. As an equestrian, Susan knows how much
joy she gets from being able to watch her horses grazing, hearing them nicker and just being able to be close by her. She is very excited to be able to off er this custom, luxury property because of the unique value it represents -rarely do you fi nd an estate of this size and quality for this price! Susan specializes in equestrian properties, so please feel free to contact her for a private showing or to discuss any other properties you may be interested in seeing.
Tar Farms Stables (949) 306-6755 •
TarFarms.com San Juan Capistrano’s picturesque
San Juan Capistrano, certifi ed trainers Joe and Katie Liſt o off er over 60 years of combined experience. Exclusively for the serious rider looking to advance forward in their riding skills, PCSJ can take you to any level. In an industry where experience is essential, Joe and Katie’s years in the
country hillsides, open blue skies and San Juan Creek frame the spacious 23-acre, tree-lined property of Tar Farms, off er- ing horse-lovers a unique, relaxed set ing within this historic community. Tar Farms provides immediate access to miles of extraordi- nary trail riding where varied terrain and stunning views provide an ultimate riding experience. For those interested in more “disciplined” riding, Tar Farms off ers west- ern pleasure, reining, hunter-jumper and dressage regimens. Tar Farms’ reputable, independent professionals off er their train- ing services to all levels and ages. No wonder Tar Farms is home to happy boarders and
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