A Non-Profit organization dedicated to equine legislation,
good horsemanship, and the acquisition and preservation
of trails. Corral 22 is located in the San Fernando area of
Southern California (North Los Angeles County) but has
members throughout the United States
good horsemanship, and the acquisition and preservation
of trails. Corral 22 is located in the San Fernando area of
Southern California (North Los Angeles County) but has
members throughout the United States
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Corral 22 is known for their punctuality and horsemanship.
We are the only Corral that rides trails we generally ride
for four to five hours, including lunch.
Our rides will normally start at 9am unless otherwise
stated. It is advisable to arrive at the meeting point at
least one hour before the start time. This will give you
time to complete release forms (click on the highlights),
groom and tack up your horse.
Our rides have both Trail Boss and Drag Rider. This
ensures that the ride is kept together with no stray riders
etc and rides being completed in the alloted time. The Trail
Boss has worked very hard to put on a ride for you so
always make sure you respect his wishes and those of the
Drag Rider. They are there to help make your ride as
enjoyable as possible.
It is always advisable to contact the Trail Boss prior to
the ride in order to confirm that no changes have been made.
We are the only Corral that rides trails we generally ride
for four to five hours, including lunch.
Our rides will normally start at 9am unless otherwise
stated. It is advisable to arrive at the meeting point at
least one hour before the start time. This will give you
time to complete release forms (click on the highlights),
groom and tack up your horse.
Our rides have both Trail Boss and Drag Rider. This
ensures that the ride is kept together with no stray riders
etc and rides being completed in the alloted time. The Trail
Boss has worked very hard to put on a ride for you so
always make sure you respect his wishes and those of the
Drag Rider. They are there to help make your ride as
enjoyable as possible.
It is always advisable to contact the Trail Boss prior to
the ride in order to confirm that no changes have been made.
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