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In 1959 Louie Tavaglione, Jack Neel and Jerry Cooper had a vision for an Equestrian Country Club. Art Swarner suggested the name that we now call Riverside Rancheros. As building began in 1959, it has been with the hard work and dedication of our members that have made what the Rancheros is today. From the club house design and constr
In 1959 Louie Tavaglione, Jack Neel and Jerry Cooper had a vision for an Equestrian Country Club. Art Swarner suggested the name that we now call Riverside Rancheros. As building began in 1959, it has been with the hard work and dedication of our members that have made what the Rancheros is today. From the club house design and construction to the covered arena, barns, warm up arenas and more our members have not only built a place for cowboys and cowgirls around, but we have continued to run a place where everyone feels at home.
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