Horse Garden on Carrot Lane
by Wendy Hammarstrom

     Gemstone Horse Garden was named for the large boulders with embedded quartz crystals scattered about the property. It is 20 acres of rolling high desert land with beautiful views on Carrot Lane in Aguanga.

     The property and road were already named when Mari Mohill purchased Gemstone in 1991. In 1997, Mari made the move from Temecula to her Aguanga land to have quiet and openness.

     The Gemstone team share in the care of the horses and operations of the facility, which offers boarding for injured, retired and healthy horses. . . they are dedicated to . . . providing an evacuation refuge during fires. They have several trailers for horse transportation.

     They do have the perfect, roomy, safe location, and the horses do seem to be recovering and thriving here at Gemstone.