we have two separate horse town/parade activities each year, we have designated horse trails in and around the town in addition to over 2,500 acres of additional designated horse trails within town boundaries, the restaurant/ bars have stalls or hitching rails to tie your horse to (which are always in use) so that you can ride your horse to the restaurant instead of driving, there's amateur bull riding every week at one of the restaurant bars, and we have a town horse arena for any horse-related shows/activities. Yes, the price of houses are on the high end but that also helps to attract pro ropers as well as cross country competitors.

Forgot to add: we also have two dude ranches for public horseback rides.

Are you saying CC cannot be a horse town because the price of our houses are too high?