'Escaramuzas' in San Diego keep Mexico's oldest equestrian tradition alive

[@SooziinCa]

As a horse lover & enthusiast, this is a gorgeous thing! NOTHING like the girl-horse relationship & keeping ones heritage alive ❤

[@LaurenLopezMS]

I’m 40 can I learn side saddle? I’m taking lessons Fridays.

[@SDNickyRocks]

So beautiful.

[@alantus14]

Very well-done article!

[@CathyHarrisLCSW]

Side saddle no less!

[@stormygcannon1229]

Heritage is great have🎉❤

[@cartergomez5390]

I wanna see a caramusa show 😩

[@mariannaperez339]

My horses are there Oh and if u read this Bella I miss u your doing so good and it's me marianna

[@benjaminfranklindelarosasa2595]

i You ❤

[@alacran63]

Scaramouch scaramouch

[@HarleyQuinn-nl7zv]

But we're not in Mexico.

[@mr.bigred6908]

Exactly! And I’m Mexican America! Take that south of the border. Not to mention, these kids can’t even speak Spanish.

[@kike9022]

Lol ur salty

[@mr.bigred6908]

@Watcha Your Hyna no, it’s only brought to the USA. Would you see a reenactment of the American Civil war in Mexico? Nope.

[@moxzilla6]

Do you eat pizza? Are we in Italy? Let people appreciate their culture it doesn’t affect you in any way.

[@mr.bigred6908]

@@moxzilla6 Pizza has a long history. Flatbreads with toppings were consumed by the ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks. Still, we need to focus more on our culture when it comes to this type of mess. This is all for virtual signaling, those girls can’t even speak Spanish properly.