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Orange County Fairgrounds Equestrian Center

April 20, 2018 By ezarkos

There has been some talk circulating around recently saying that the OC Fairgrounds is planning on eliminating the equestrian center. There are three different plans the Fairgrounds are considering, and it does not appear at all in any of the three plans that there is any indication that the Fairgrounds is razing the equestrian center. Rather, there are funds allocated in the plans to upgrade the equestrian center. This may change, of course, but for now, the equestrian center is included in the new plan. We have seen plans for equestrian centers included, only to be eliminated at a later, date, however, (ie: the Great Park) so it is VERY important that all equestrians in Orange County voice their support of the equestrian center and let the Fairgrounds know that we not only want, but NEED the equestrian center to continue.

The equestrian center is vitally important to our community. Not only is it a public stable that offers lessons and boards local horses, it is legally required to be an evacuation center. Many of the horses who were evacuated from the OPA fires were housed at the OC Fairgrounds, and there are still horses there who are holdovers from the fires.

To comment on how important the equestrian center is for Orange County, or to see the links for the three planned options, please visit: https://ocfair.com/public-information/master-plan/ .  The comment section is at the bottom of the page.

 

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Southern California: 8 yr old Thoroughbred Gelding Needs Home!

June 23, 2025 By ezarkos

We were contacted by a woman who has been trying to find a home for her beautiful 17hh, 8 yr old (4/12/17) dappled grey Thoroughbred gelding, Argento (means silver). Argento raced when he was younger, and his registered named is Little Cairo. He is a descendent of American Pharaoh, and was sold as a … [Read More...]

Help an Older Shetland Pony and Appaloosa Find a Home ASAP (Fallbrook CA)

June 17, 2025 By ezarkos

We were contacted by a family who has been caring for a Shetland pony and a small blind Appaloosa after their owner passed away, but are unable to keep them. They have looked for other options for these two and sadly, have not been able to find anyone to take them. They are looking for a good home … [Read More...]

Help “Spirit” 9 y/o Buckskin Quarter Horse Gelding Find a New Home (Norco CA)

June 17, 2025 By ezarkos

We were contacted by one of our supporters who had rescued a nine year-old buckskin Quarter Horse gelding from auction. He was shut down at first, but she has done quite a bit of work with him on the ground and he is starting to come around and be more sociable. Sadly, Spirit has navicular, and … [Read More...]

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