14/ MAY 2024 THE RIDER Brain Power Barrel Race
Charity Barrel Race for Makenna Zehr and the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada
By Sienna Sovereign, OHSRA A charity barrel race for Makenna Zehr and
the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada will be held on May 17th at the REACH Huron centre in Clinton. It will run from 5 PM onwards. There will be barrel racing, pole bending and Pee-wee barrels for anybody under the age of 12, as well as a raffle. 100% of the raffle profits will be going to
Makenna and the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, split equally. On top of that 50% of entry fees will also go to them. Myself, Sienna Sovereign, and Jessica La-
haywelsh are the cohost of this barrel race. We have tons of amazing sponsors at the mo-
ment such as Seafind Photography, Original E Cre- ations, Sovereign Fusion Inc., Dufferin Aggregate, Cold Cactus, Broke Bronc Designs, Flowershed Farms, and a handful of individuals. Pre-entries are now open, but we will also be
taking entries day of. It is $60 for barrels $30 for poles a mandatory $10 administration fee per per- son. It is $10 for the peewee barrels. There is no ad- mission cost for spectators. For more information please email:
jessicaw.eq4@gmail.com
Sienna Sovereign
Jessica Lahaywelsh
Ontario Reined Cow Horse Association Werner Bohner, President, 519-209-8196
Craig Black, Vice President, 519-874-1294
To promote the reined cow horse in Ontario through education, participation, and mentorship
Or visit us at our website:
www.orcha.ca ORCHA Sponsors
farm in Orangeville, Ontario, where we take great pleasure in training, breeding and showing Quarter Horses. Dave is a long-time trainer and has a keen
Dave and I are blessed to own our dream
Avon Feedmill Inc. Hidden View Farms Cozy Acres Tack Shop
quality show horses, and take great pride in watching them succeed in the show pen.
eye for talented young horses, and matching horses to clients. We have had much success selling high
Dave Aitchison 519-942-6111 Julie Huppé 519-942-6688
“Love the animal first and the sport second”
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