idden Valley’s latest ad- that Sandstone was the selected quarantine site for the
dition to the equestrian United States Equestrian Team on its way to the 2000
H
scene, trainer Mark Bone is Olympic Games in Sidney, Australia.
effusive when he describes The Sandstone property spans 52 acres and boasts
the new location for Hunt- unlimited places to ride. The world class training facil-
over’s main barn at Sand- ity in Hidden Valley, California, offers a 3/8 mile train-
stone Horse Sales “This ing track, a grand prix field complete with a bank, a
facility is one of a kind. I grob, and water element, a hacking field, and a number
call it Disneyland for hors- of rings, as well as groomed and maintained trails that
es and riders. Whether you go all the way up to the mountaintop on the property.
have an amateur or junior jumper, a Grand Prix horse, Resident trainer and former United States Eques-
or a short stirrup child, there are so many scenarios trian Team rider, Gaby Salick has been in Eu-
that you can create here.” So many options in fact, rope for the last several years, and all of her horses
Top, (Left to Right): Gaby Salick, Eleanor Leonard and Mark Bone Bottom, (Left to Right): Sandstone Training track; Hacking Field
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