Meadowview Equestrian News

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A Informational Website for residents of the Meadowview community in Temecula, California. If you want to participate in our events you must be a Meadowview homeowner. So come on. Bring yourself and your horses to live in Meadowview. Note: Currently there are lots of horse friendly homes available for sale.

Adventure Ride III - San Penasquitos

Adventure Ride II - Imperial Beach, California

Halloween Play Day 2006

A fun time was had by all. Individual pictures were taken of each horse and rider in costume. If you would like to receive a copy, please contact Jan All pictures are copyrighted.

Welcome to our website.

If you would like to add your name to a list of people who can trailer horses in an emergency, please contact Jan or any of the Committee members.

If any Meadowview residents have photos to share on this website, please contact Jan Austin 951-695-2043

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT COMMON COURTESY IS ALWAYS IMPORTANT IN ANYTHING YOU DO AND ESPECIALLY IN THE ARENA AREA. IF OTHERS ARE WORKING WITH THEIR HORSES, BE AWARE THAT WHAT YOU ARE DOING WITH YOUR HORSE MAY AFFECT OTHER HORSES OR PEOPLE. CHECK OUR BULLETIN BOARD AT THE ARENA FOR A LIST OF RULES. LUNGING OR TURNING OUT A HORSE MAY A POTENTIAL PROBLEM WITH OTHER HORSES NEARBY. IT'S EASY, JUST COMMUNICATE. OTHERS ARE USUALLY ACCOMMODATING.

If you find any problems with the trail footing or trees that need to be trimmed, please call Cindy or Linda at the Meadowview Office 676-4429 or Paula Peterson at 676-4926.

When on the trail, be aware of possible natural hazards, such as coyotes, bobcats, loose dogs (not allowed on Meadowview property), and bees. Many are ground bees. Stay on the trail. Swarming bees are usually not a problem if you do nothing and let them pass.

Car traffic has been a continuing problem for Meadowview. Drivers consistently drive over the speed limit and ignore pedestrians and equestrians.

Our email and calling list continues to grow. If you are not on it, contact any one of us. Let us know if you want to be notified of upcoming events. You will either receive an email or pre-recorded phone message. If you don't want to be notified but want to be on the list, that is fine too. Many new people have moved in recently. Welcome new residents and horses.

Finally, remember oleanders are poisonous to pets, people, and horses. There are lots of oleanders in Meadowview. DO NOT LET YOUR HORSES EAT THESE.

Take care,

Jan Austin

695-2043