Dear Free Rein friends, supporters, and team members, To reflect and to dream is the beauty of the year's end. I want to share with you some “mustang news” and a brief summary of this year’s achievements. And I want to let you know what we are...
Nestled in the heart of Surf City, Huntington Beach, California, is the Huntington Central Park Equestrian Center. If you drive slow enough down Goldenwest Street just before Ellis, out of the corner of your eye, you may see horses galloping around arenas. Kicking up dust...
Horses Bring Healing To Huntington Beach Premier Horse Show Brings Awareness To the Healing Power of Horses Huntington Beach, CA: Horses are not just for entertainment but have a unique way of healing veterans and youth right here in Surf City! Join us on Saturday, August 10,...
Insightful Some people question me about using the word “insightful” when talking about non-human animals. Are horses, or other animals, capable of insight, or is it just our imagination or desire to make them more than they really are? It is difficult not to become anthropomorphic when...
We recently celebrated our Spring at the Stables Event. A fantastic event by Free Rein Foundation again brought together families, friends, Equestrians, and our wonderful SoCal community in a day of learning, fun, and of course, play! The Equestrian Community came together to educate people about horse breeds,...
Amarte Es El Arte - The Art of Love. Is an Online Facebook page program dedicated to sharing human development tools for the awakening of consciousness. They have a live program broadcast live on Facebook every Tuesday, 8 PM PST....
Police Ride-Alongs Police departments in several Southern California communities have ride-along programs. As described by the LAPD: “The general purpose of the ride-along is to educate the public and open up the lines of communication with the community, thus fostering an environment of mutual trust and...
It’s Saturday morning and I’m lacing up barnyard-baptized boots, ready lest my foot is accidentally stomped. A scarf is around my neck, just in case I’m downwind when I do some vigorous brushing. Gloves, I discovered after becoming a volunteer earlier this year, help keep...
The major north-south and east-west thoroughfares in Huntington Beach are designed to keep traffic moving along at a good clip, like 45 or 50 mph. And that’s usually a good thing, especially if you’re passing miles and miles of cement block walls. There are times,...