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Cherem Farm is a small private horse facility nestled between Rancho Santa Fe and Encinitas in the central Olivenhain Valley. Established in 1979 by Chuck, the farm was home to the Esau family horses until recently when they opened “the barn doors” to a select group of local trail horses, lay-ups and retirees. This small facility is just up the valley from the Cardiff beaches which keep summer tempera- tures in the mid 70s, ideal for horses and riders. Facilities focusing on training riders are plentiful in Encinitas and Olivenhain. North Coast Equestrian Park
regularly hosts schooling and fun shows for the students in the facility’s riding school.
Diverse Riders The equestrian community in
Encinitas and Olivenhain is var- ied, consisting not only of begin- ning riders and international competitors, but everything in between. One of the area’s nota- ble show jumpers is Grand Prix rider/trainer Mandy Porter, who lives in Encinitas and only needs to travel minutes away to her horses in Olivenhain. Mary Debono is an example
of the type of cut ing-edge, equine experts who can be found in the community. Debono is a Certifi ed Feldenkrais Practitioner, which means she
has received considerable train- ing in the Feldenkrais Method, an educational system centered on movement and body aware- ness. Using her Feldenkrais
training, Debono developed the SENSE Method, a natural approach that uses gentle touch and movements to help animals release tension, improve body awareness and move more free- ly. Horses are her predominant four-footed clientele, visiting he Feldenkrais Movement Center in Encinitas. “Here, I help people, includ- ing many equestrians, learn to move with more freedom and ease,” she says. “The Feldenkrais Method enhances fl exibility, coordination, balance and pos- ture, so many equestrians dis- cover that their riding improves and their aches and pains dis- appear.” Debono also travel to barns in
the area to do the SENSE Method with horses, helping improve their athletic performance, responsiveness and well-being. Debono’s work is very special-
ized, and it takes a unique equine community to understand and appreciate her methods. “The equestrian community
here is diverse and active,” she says. “While there are many competitive riders, there are also lots of people who keep horses for pleasure and are devoted to
Community trailsare the result of a master plan by the City of Encinitas.
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