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Solstice Pecile receives a $500.00 (USD) from the Arabian Horse Foundation.
Solstice Pecile received a
$500.00 (USD) from the Arabian Horse Foundation. She has just graduated from grade 12 at the
Lansdowne
Horse Festival: an Equine
Extravaganza comes this October!
Horse Festival: an Equine Ex- travaganza, to learn more about a variety of horse breeds: Morgans, Canadians, Draft, Mini, Spotted Mountain Horse, Gypsy Vanner mare and her baby, ponies, Ara- bian, Paso Fino and many more. Watch them demonstrate their versatility in gaming, driving, jumping, and distinct gaits. We also have a special appearance of the Ontario Mounted Special Services Unit. Come and play with kid friendly horse's bones, braid a horse's tail and learn to wrap a horse's leg. Watch as a farrier puts shoes on a horse or have your "horsey"scope read. Have you ever seen a horse am- bulance? We have it all and more. What better way to cele- brate Canada’s anniversary than to be among friends, horses and food? This one day celebration will
take place on the Lansdowne Fairgrounds 1186 Prince Street, Lansdowne, Ontario on Saturday October 14, 2017. For more information, con-
tact Liane 613-659-4708 or liane-
salmon@yahoo.ca
Amy Millar Continued from Page 52
Olympics by Ingratta. “There are four Millars now between Ian, Jonathon, Kelly and myself, and he supervises all of our grand prix horses. He is a very impor- tant member of our team, and it’s great to see his efforts recog- nized.” While nothing can beat the
Come to the Lansdowne
Cobourg Collegiate Institute, Cobourg, On- tario.
She graduated on the Honor Roll. She
was in French Immersion which recognized her French courses she took as she came from a French Immersion Public school. Solstice will be attending Fleming
College in Peterborough. She is taking Biotechnology. She is taking this course to see if Forensics or Genetics will be her pref- erence in the future. This course covers both and allows her 4 month placement to allow her to use her skills in an area of choice.
Solstice had to put an application to-
gether and get two references showing her horse ability and promoting the Arabian breed.
Photos 1/ Solstice with Xtremely Irresistable at the FEI Endurance event in Coates Creek last year. This mare has won all 3 of her 50 Mile/ 80km Endurance events this year. 2/ Solstice showing Prince (SGP Infiniti's Wish)
Park will host its fourth and final FEI-sanctioned competition of the 2017 season, the ever-popular CSI2* Canadian Show Jumping Tournament, from September 20 to 24.
CSI2* Caledon Premier II, in- cluding full results and competi- tion schedule, as well as other events, please visit
www.cale-
donequestrianpark.com.
Starting Gate Communications News Release
For more information on the
ing to the Caledon Equestrian Park,” said Millar, 40, who is a regular competitor in Caledon. “The footing, the FEI stabling, the course designing; the whole set-up is wonderful for our horses. If it rains, we can ride in- doors, and there’s lots of space to train your horses properly.” The Caledon Equestrian
experience of competing at the Olympic Games, the Caledon Equestrian Park is special in its own right, having hosted the equestrian events for the 2015 Pan American Games where Canada won the team gold medal. “It’s always fantastic com-
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