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will show a desire to train in the Young Rider/U25 devel- opment program. The award recipient will receive $6,000 (six thousand dollars), dis- tributed in three equal in- stallments throughout the year to support training, rider development, and competition participation. Olivia Macleod was se-


lected as the recipient of the 2022 Zara Buren Memorial Award out of an applicant pool of 17 young riders. Photo credit the Zara Buren Memorial Foundation)


In addition, the follow-


ing outstanding applicants will receive Grants of Dis- tinction: *Georgia Leah Bunting *Addison Howarth *Alexa Maclaren *Trinity Sachau-Sherman “Olivia, who won this


year, is actually one of my students. In addition, the foundation made a one time donation of $1000 to sup- port Cassandre Leblanc’s trip to Tryon to be part of Team Canada’s Young Rider team.” Cassandre, who has


been training with Holly for more than 7 years, had to dig deep and overcome


some set backs in order to achieve her place on the team and make the 22 hour trip to Tryon, North Car- olina. According to Holly, “Last winter Cass came to Florida and didn’t even fin- ish an event. She just worked on her show jump- ing at home and at schooling venues to save money. She was in a place where she often found herself being eliminated, or worse, in the dirt.”


But Cassandre didn’t


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quit. “She put so much time into cantering cavellettis, counting, changing the bal- ance, working on her posi- tion, all the little basics that I promised her would make a big difference,” reflected Holly. “There was blood , sweat and a lot of days of tears. After months of work she qualified for young riders, she was put on the team and


didn’t think she could attend due to financial reasons.” Through the help of


Zara’s Memorial Fund, and additional donations, she was able to make the trip - and her efforts paid off. Not only did Cassandre win in- dividual bronze, but her in- credible determination also helped Team Canada win the silver medal! “This year with the


World Championships, Cas- sandre’s trip to young riders, and Olivia’s grant success - we have had a great year and the support for each other has been amazing. Zara was a shining star who still rides on our shoulders.” Holly wants to take this


moment with her win at The Royal, and the success of her young students, to draw attention to the memorial fund. Zara was an incredi- bly loved member of Holly Jacks Eventing, and the barn family wants to see her memory celebrated each year through this fund. Please consider making


a donation through the fol- Olivia Macleod. Credit: Zara Buren Memorial Foundation lowing link


https://www.zaraburen.ca/ On behalf of Zara and her


memorial fund, we thank you!


~ Holly Jacks Eventing, Donna Van Beek, Sabrina Haque and Robert Buren


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