Horsey business on the hill
The annual city celebration for Rolling Hills Estates will be held on Sept. 20.
According to my undercover sources (an e-mail my sister sent me), the event will be held at the Empty Saddle Club located at 39 Empty Saddle Road.
According to my sources, "Lots of horsey stuff going on."



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