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By A Yahoo! Contributor, 12/13/07
Welcoming from the minute we arrived. Everyone working the ranch was friendly and informative, especially to those in the party unfamiliar with horses and cattle. The drive was well thought out, with a few challenges for novice riders, but nothing too hairy! As a reasonably experienced brit rider I felt extremely comfortable on the well-schooled American horses (even though those of us who could ride already tended to get the ones with a bit more "personality").
Great cookout at the end of the drive, with a real party aptmosphere, steaks the size of hubcaps, and a bewildering array of delicious extras - good job we'd all worked up a most un-british appetite.
A great experience - even if you've never been on a horse in your life. If you have, and like me you're more used to European saddles, the difference is like comparing a Harley-Davidson to a Ducati - comfortable and build for distance, rather than hard and numbing. Great climate too! Gissa job?