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Rodeo Queen Kendall Rainkin
GAIT riders give a demonstration.
Green Acres was the place to be
T A cattle sorting Calcutta raised funds — and fun!
he Oct. 4 “Pony Up for GAIT 2025” fund-raiser to support Green Acres Interactive Therapy (GAIT) raised an incredible $179,658 for its adaptive riding programs at Green Acres Ranch in
Temecula. The energy was electric — a sold-out crowd of 300 enthu- siastic guests filled the ranch with laughter, generosity, and a genuine love for the program’s riders. GAIT organizers were deeply grateful for the sponsors, donors, and guests whose support fuels GAIT’s mission to enrich lives through horse and farm animal interaction.
More than 300 attendees participated.
A line-up of silent auction items.
GAIT founder Margaret Rich at the podium
Colleen Monroy Vogue & Farm Photography
Colleen Monroy Vogue & Farm Photography
Colleen Monroy Vogue & Farm Photography
Colleen Monroy Vogue & Farm Photography
Colleen Monroy Vogue & Farm Photography
Colleen Monroy Vogue & Farm Photography
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