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one-ton horses as they compete in patent leather and chrome for champion titles. A full weekend of fun and excitement for the whole family to enjoy.


Over the course of the weekend, exhibitors


will compete in hitch classes throughout the af- ternoons at the Triple Crown Draft Classic (TCDC). From a single cart horse to a 6-horse hitch, these magnificent animals, are heart stop- ping as they strut their stuff around the ring in front of judges competing for the champion title. The TCDC is thrilled to be a North American Classic Series qualifying show. Staring the Clas- sic Series Six-Horse Hitch, Classic Series Cart, and Classic Series Youth Cart, these classes will include North America’s best competing for points for the North American Finals to be held in 2023. On Saturday morning the TCDC will fea- ture a halter show. Draft horse exhibitors will


Superheroes”. Numerous carts will be hooked to one of the gentle giants and dressed in costume in honor of the Mcmas- ter Childrens Hospital. Proceeds from this class will be do- nated to the hospital. In addition, the TCDC is excited to be chosen as the lo-


cation for two spectacular final celebrations: The Ontario Four Horse Hitch Classic Series Finals (Scheduled Saturday PM) and The Canadian Draft Horse Futurity (Scheduled Fri- day AM). The mission of both organizations is to promote and develop the draft breeds across Canada. Tickets can be purchased online prior to the event at


www.assistexpo.ca/triple-crown-draft-classic . Create an ac- count and once logged in > select continue > select not an ex- hibitor but want to buy, reserve, or rent items > from there you can purchase your weekend passes or tickets to the Ban- quet of Champions dinner on the Saturday evening. Depend- ing on seating availability the TCDC will have passes available at the gates. To ensure you have a spot along the boards to watch these mighty animals compete be sure to pur- chase your tickets ahead of time. If you have any questions in regard to the show, please


visit their website at www.triplecrowndraftclassic.com and reach out to the organizers. Be sure to follow them on Face- book and Instagram for all updates leading up to the show.


display their top athletes in breeding classes di- vided by age. They will be competing for Supreme Titles of their breeds followed by Best Horse on the Grounds; this is a show dedicated to supporting and honoring the prestige breeders of the industry. Join fans in the stands as they cheer on these prestige animals and crown them champions. Not to be missed at the show is the one-of-


a-kind event which all the kids will be waiting for, the charity cart class featuring “Villains and


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(JPN), Souper Speedy, Old Forester, Society’s Chairman and Reload. Yearlings from first crop yearling sires such


as Catholic Boy, Flameaway, Heart to Heart and Yoshida (JPN) will be represented. As well as, first crop 2 year old Sires Always Dreaming, Amis Gizmo, Army Mule, Collected, Danish Dynaformer, Ransom the Moon and Seattle Ser- enade. “This sale has attracted yearlings from a


broad range of proven and upcoming stallions, commented Peter Berringer, President of the CTHS (Ontario Division). “Ontario Bred/Sired Thoroughbreds continue to have success both here in Ontario and throughout North America”. More than ever it pays to buy in Ontario. “With the pandemic restrictions lifted and the borders now open – we are hoping our buyer base will be enhanced this year.” If planning to attend August 31st 2022 in


Toronto – please visit the CTHS Ontario website for more information at cthsont.com or contact us directly at 416-675-3602.


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