Avid Trail Riders Today in Ramona, it’s all about the horses. Equines of all shapes, sizes and colors can be seen graz- ing on the hillsides of this small town, lounging in paddocks and carrying riders over the well-main- tained trails. Credit for the constant presence of horses in this city, which is less than an hour from downtown San Diego, goes to the well-organized horse owners who have banded together to protect their equestri- an way of life. “One of the things that sets us apart is that Ramona is the hub of San Diego County,” says Ramona real estate professional Sharon Quisenberry, who moved to the area 40 years ago from Rancho


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PRCA Cowboy Steer wrestler Matt Deskovick has two daughters,


Madison and Kendra, and he keeps


involved in local equine events when he's not competing or managing Catt Farm and Supply in town.


Contemporary California Hacienda


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