About The Sonoma County Horse Council
The Sonoma County Horse Council is a nonprofit organization founded in 1993
to promote the health and well-being of horses, and support horse-related activities in Sonoma County.
Saddle up for a trail ride through the scenic Reis River Ranch property on June 14th.
Event Info:
*Meet at 9am, ride at 10am
*Trail ride led by Dennis Reis
*Ample trailer parking
*Safe, well-maintained trails
*Educational talk about equine nutrition during lunch
*Lunch + Wine Pairing included – trailer-tie your horse during the meal
*No rental horses available
*No dogs allowed
*Helmets recommended but not required
*Open to both SCHC members and non-members
RSVP: Call Deborah Reis at 800-732-8220 to reserve your spot!
Questions about ride suitability for you or your horse?
Contact Sahar Bartlett, SCHC Vice President, for guidance.
Youth Riders Fund
SCHC’s Youth Riders Fund applications are now available online for member-sponsored kids 18-years-of-age and younger. SCHC grants are designed to support young riders in any horse related activity, including: riding lessons, summer camps, horse shows, clinics, and more!
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