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KUSI 51 News corralled the Temecula Cowgirls.


Horse Heritage in San Marcos


T


he 19th Annual Ride & Stride Fund-raiser and Horse Heritage Festival enlivened the Walnut Grove Equestrian Center


in San Marcos Oct. 19 in a horse-filled day of fun, education and entertainment. The Horse Heritage Conservancy, in partnership with the Twin Oaks Valley Equestrian Association, drew equestrians, families, and horse lovers from all over the region. The fund-raiser supports pres- ervation and improvement of public horse trails and the arena.


A unicorn was spotted among the costumed Ride N Stride riders.


Festival is a great public introduction to horses. From head to tail, youngsters became acquainted. Hard-working TOVEA volunteers and board.


Ride & Stride participants make their way back to Walnut Grove Park.


Horsetrader photo


Horsetrader photo


Horsetrader photo


Horsetrader photo


Horsetrader photo


Horsetrader photo


Horsetrader photo


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