Amy Ganley

FINANCIAL CONCERNS: Amy Ganley, right, owner and operator of Apache Peak Equestrian Center in Scottsdale, which serves customers looking for a cowboy experience, is pictured with John Elliott. Some Scottsdale equestrians say federal anti-dust me

FINANCIAL CONCERNS: Amy Ganley, right, owner and operator of Apache Peak Equestrian Center in Scottsdale, which serves customers looking for a cowboy experience, is pictured with John Elliott.

The discussion of amending the laws is a step in the right direction, said Amy Ganley, owner of the Apache Peak Equestrian Center, 29607 N. Hayden Road.But at this point, it won't affect a referendum drive aimed at overturning the city ordinances, she said.

"All they've done is vote to consider and look at some options," Ganley said.
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SADDLING UP FOR REFERENDUM: Amy Ganley, owner and operator of Apache Peak Equestrian Center in Scottsdale, is hoping a referendum drive will reverse Scottsdale's anti-dust ordinances as they apply to horse owners.

SADDLING UP FOR REFERENDUM: Amy Ganley, owner and operator of Apache Peak Equestrian Center in Scottsdale, is hoping a referendum drive will reverse Scottsdale's anti-dust ordinances as they apply to horse owners.
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WON'T AFFECT: Amy Ganley says the discussion of amending the laws is a step in the right direction. But at this point it won't affect a referendum drive aimed at overturning the city ordinances, she said.WON'T AFFECT: Amy Ganley says the discussion of amending the laws is a step in the right direction.But at this point it won't affect a referendum drive aimed at overturning the city ordinances, she said.

Thanks to Amy Ganley of the Apache Peak Equestrian Center in Scottsdale, for loaning me Belle, one of her favorite horses to ride in the Cave Creek parade last spring.Thanks too to those great young ladies of the Cowgirl Historical Foundation for the awesome red, white and blue chaps and shirt they had made for me.

Owner Amy Ganley- Cell 480-329-2379E-mail apachepeak@hotmail.com