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| Calendar Recommended reading Hilary Clayton |
Sheri Scot
Sheriscottphoto@aol.com
Sheriscottphoto@aol.com
Osierlea is a private dressage training establishment in North-central California, dedicated to the correct training
of horses and riders through understanding of the biomechanics of the horse, biomechanics of the rider, and the
nature and learning processes of the horse.
It is located a mile from the village of San Juan Bautista. It’s an hour and half south of San Francisco and
Oakland, an hour south of San Jose, and 45 minutes north of Monterey. It is easily accessible from Highway 101
and Interstate 5.
San Juan Bautista is a well-preserved historic site from early California, with its own California Mission.
Nowadays it is mostly boutiques, antique shops, and restaurants.
We enjoy a benign climate only a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. The San Juan Valley is a rich agricultural
area - mostly row crops and orchards – especially famous for garlic and apples.
The facility consists of an indoor arena with 15 box stalls, 20 covered paddocks 16’ x 24’, and two outdoor
arenas. Outdoor fields with shade trees allow the horses to live outside in natural conditions year-round.
A spacious conference room allows space for seminars and forums. The library contains hundreds of books on
many subjects, including, of course, horses.
There are two motels in the village.
of horses and riders through understanding of the biomechanics of the horse, biomechanics of the rider, and the
nature and learning processes of the horse.
It is located a mile from the village of San Juan Bautista. It’s an hour and half south of San Francisco and
Oakland, an hour south of San Jose, and 45 minutes north of Monterey. It is easily accessible from Highway 101
and Interstate 5.
San Juan Bautista is a well-preserved historic site from early California, with its own California Mission.
Nowadays it is mostly boutiques, antique shops, and restaurants.
We enjoy a benign climate only a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. The San Juan Valley is a rich agricultural
area - mostly row crops and orchards – especially famous for garlic and apples.
The facility consists of an indoor arena with 15 box stalls, 20 covered paddocks 16’ x 24’, and two outdoor
arenas. Outdoor fields with shade trees allow the horses to live outside in natural conditions year-round.
A spacious conference room allows space for seminars and forums. The library contains hundreds of books on
many subjects, including, of course, horses.
There are two motels in the village.
"A 'family photo' -
From L to R Ijselmeer Ikepono (Chelsey Sibley), Exakt (Patty
Mayer), Vosmaer (Stacee Collier)."
From L to R Ijselmeer Ikepono (Chelsey Sibley), Exakt (Patty
Mayer), Vosmaer (Stacee Collier)."