12/ SEPTEMBER 2019 THE RIDER Rusty Gaits Saddle Club Raises Funds for Childcan Every year Rusty Gaits
hosts a charity event for causes that touch the members of the club. In the past we have col- lected canned goods for the food bank, donated to the local animal shelter, raised funds for Lupus, and this year, Rusty Gaits chose to raise funds for Childcan. “Since 1974, Childcan has
provided responsive and compas- sionate support services for fam- ilies living in Southwestern
Ontario and facing the challeng- ing journey through childhood cancer - from diagnosis, through treatment, to recovery or bereave- ment. One of Childcan’s goals is to relieve families of everyday fi- nancial burdens to allow them to focus on their child’s care and treatment.” Event co-ordinator Deb
Cassidy organized an incredible penny auction with extremely generous donations from our
aged participants to wear gold in support of childhood cancer. There was also an entertaining rescue race. In the end, Rusty Gaits Saddle Club donated $1250 to Childcan! An honourable mention
goes out to our members who saved the day. The weather has not co-operated for our club this
graphed baseball signed by Joe Biagini- pitcher from the Toronto Blue Jays, an official Nylander Toronto Maple Leaf’s jersey, a membership to Goodlife Fitness
year and August 18 was no dif- ferent. We had several members up to their ankles in mud in the show pen trying to dry out the pen so that the show could go on. Our members are amazing! Rusty Gaits Saddle Club
has their final show on Septem- ber 8 at the Aylmer Fairgrounds.
members, friends and several businesses. For the silent auction Budweiser Gardens generously donated two tickets to the Arkells concert on November 7 in Lon- don! There was also an auto-
and so much more! Rusty Gaits had many op-
portunities available for mem- bers and spectators to contribute to Childcan. The show was a dress down event which encour-
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great year so far, with new faces and horses coming to each show!
The NERCHA has had a
show, the Misty Meadows Fall Spectacular, is being held at the REACH Centre in Clinton on September 7 and 8 and is our
ments being made by riders on their horses and we know that our final show will see more of the same thing. At press time our final
It is great to see improve-
the first-ever 4-Event Challenge, where horse and rider will com- pete in the herd work, reined work, cow work, and steer stop- ping.
biggest show yet! This show features our regular onset of club and NRCHA classes, as well as NRCHA futurities, derbies, and bridle spectaculars (age-specific classes where horse and rider are competing in herd work, reined work, and cow work). The show will also host
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Craig Black for ever having said, “ it never rains in Richmond.” On August 18 our pens were cov- ered with water! Our boys and girls are not afraid to get wet or muddy but for safety reasons, we had to cancel our show.
Apologies from Mother Nature, and from
with our silent auction and Barbeque. Come on out and enjoy the fun!
September 15 will be our Finals Show with our year end awards, Annual General Meeting and elections along
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We will go with only four shows this season.
from this show in the next issue of The Rider. We thank all of our mem-
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