Horse Barn Content / Horse Barn Content for UC ԭ en ‘Maserati’ Quarter Horse Donated to Campus /news/maserati-quarter-horse-donated-campus <p>The Horse Barn at the University of California, ԭ, has a new resident: Al By Myself, also known as Celine, a world-show-caliber American quarter horse, donated by Bonnie Sheren with coordination from Highpoint Performance Horses.</p> <p>“When it comes to quarter horses, we’ve had Cadillacs before, but not a Maserati” like Al By Myself, said Amy McLean, a lecturer and former Horse Barn manager in the Department of Animal Science. She said the 5-year-old mare’s genetics and prestige will bring a lot of notoriety to UC ԭ.</p> March 13, 2018 - 9:53am Cody Kitaura /news/maserati-quarter-horse-donated-campus THE DOWNLOAD: Horse Barn Wins! Jockey Wins! /news/download-horse-barn-wins-jockey-wins <p>The Horse Barn has a new resident: Al By Myself, or Celine, a world-show-caliber <a id="American" name="American"></a>American quarter horse, donated to the university. <em><a href="/news/maserati-quarter-horse-donated-campus">Read more about this horse that is being likened to a “Maserati."</a></em></p> March 13, 2018 - 9:38am Cody Kitaura /news/download-horse-barn-wins-jockey-wins The ‘Clydes’ Are Here to Make Some Deliveries /news/clydes-are-here-make-some-deliveries <section class="wysiwyg-feature-block "> <h3 class="wysiwyg-feature-block__title">CROSSING THE CAMPUS TWICE</h3> <div class="wysiwyg-feature-block__body"> <p><strong>Wednesday (Dec. 6): </strong>Leave Cole Facility (Horse Barn) at 4.30 p.m. Left on La Rue Road, right on Dairy Road, right on Hutchison Drive to Old ԭ Road at the east edge of the main campus. Left on Old ԭ Road and right on First Street. Left on B Street, right on Second Street, left on E Street to de Vere’s Irish Pub. Continue north on E Street to Third Street.</p></div></section> December 06, 2017 - 3:39pm Dave Jones /news/clydes-are-here-make-some-deliveries THE DOWNLOAD: Commencement, Clydesdales, Constitutional Law /news/download-commencement <p>As another class of Aggies walk across the stage to receive their diplomas, they continue the time-honored tradition of posing for graduation photos with their favorite animals: cows, horses, dogs and more.</p> June 20, 2017 - 9:46am Cody Kitaura /news/download-commencement