She was a solidly-built grey mare, still dark and dappled at seven years old, and Sandra’s favourite mount at the ranch. The past two days had been grounding, helping Sandra reconnect with that inner peace she’d come to value so highly. When she’d called, Alejandro was quick to welcome her to the ranch for a few days, fitting her in between clinics. Rancho Azteca had two main streams of business, breeding fabulous horses and offering riding and horsemanship clinics. Almost ten years earlier, Sandra had seen Alejandro give a western dressage demonstration at an equine expo, and when she saw his brochure pinned to a board in La Paz she could hardly believe her good fortune. That was during her second visit to Baja and she’d managed to grab the last spot in one of his clinics that year. She’d returned for a week each of the last two years and this year’s stay was scheduled for mid-March. Alejandro was a gifted horseman and an even more gifted teacher. His clinics were small, just eight students, each paired with one of his Azteca horses.
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