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San Miguel de Allende
Roberto riding in the countryside near San Miguel de Allende
The heart of the trail

Meet Roberto.

When you arrive at Rancho Baile de la Luna, chances are you will be greeted by a cheerful, kind-eyed man in a wide-brimmed hat, already saddling your horse with calm precision. That is Roberto, our beloved wrangler, guide, and a true horseman with over three decades of experience.

Roberto was born and raised right here in San Miguel de Allende, and horses have been part of his life for as long as he can remember. Before joining us he worked at the well-known Rancho La Loma and a few other ranches, but found his true home here. Ask him for the best part of working with horses and he will tell you: "the connection that forms when you learn to listen to them."

A guide who knows the trails by heart

If you have ever ridden along the Río Laja, to the charming village of Los Ricos, or to the peaceful Presa de los Torres, Roberto likely led the way. These are his favorite trails, not only for their beauty but because they hold memories of countless rides and quiet moments in nature. Asked what makes a good rider, he says simply: "the way you treat and understand your horse."

Kind, calm, and great with guests

Roberto is always smiling, and his warm, easygoing energy puts everyone at ease, whether it is your first time on a horse or your fiftieth. He is especially gifted with children and beginners, which is why he teaches the kids' lessons, usually on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Many guests tell us they felt instantly comfortable around him, and that his presence made the ride.

Off the ranch, he enjoys small-town life: riding the bus into town, fixing things around the house, and enjoying tacos and enchiladas. Even guests who arrive nervous or unsure leave smiling, relaxed, and already planning their next ride.

Roberto on horseback in the campo
Come and see

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