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Alresis Acres equestrian event draws 140 entrants Grooming showmanship count ByHARALDBRANSCIl Herald Special Over HO entrants gath ered Sunday and Monday lor the annual Acre pony and horse shows The which featur es the Classic and Its prise money ran four divisions Sunday moat In volving younger competit or and the final four with more advan ced riders The show la an allcom ers event and Is consider a schooling show with a Canadian Equestrian Fe deration permit but not recognized by the CEF a competition Organ 1 en A and Cheryl Spence were pleas ed with the outcome the show especially with the tun Monday despite the rain Results are as follow NOVICE PONYHORSE Good and Laura An Katie AmosIrish Coffee Steph anie Shannon Walk Trot Alexandria Scott Merrytcg Pony Hunter under Sad dle Apollo Erik Katie Amos Irish Coffee Hone Heater Under Saddle Sarah Black Grey Lady Amanda Wat on Donegal Stephanie Wagstaff Strawberry Shannon under It Nicole Peterson Mr Pic- wick Wedgewood Apoliou Erin Rankin Tiffany Equitation over It Jill Fine Art Amanda Watson Donegal Stephanie Wagitaff Strawberry Sundae Amanda Wat son Donegal Sarah Black Cheek to Cheek Kyle Anderson Hunter Over Fences Sarah Black Cheek to Cheek Wedge Apollo Kyle And erson Hunter on Stake Sarah Black Cheek In Cheek Jill Fine Art Katie Amos Irish Coffee Divlilou results Champion Novice Pony Katie Amos Irish Coffee Reserved Champion Sar- ah Black Check to Cheek OPEN PONY HUNTER DIVISION pony Hunter Under Reserve Champion Debbie Wand Tampa Bay Allan Coal Town JUNIOR AMATEUR DIVISION Hunter Under Saddle Lisa Trainer Hilary Wood County Allen Coal Town Hooter Over Fences Allen Coal Town Kcmpcrs Imperial Be Good Jackie New Measure Hunter Over Fence Altai Coal Town Lisa Monoprfnt Victoria Usherwood Star light Brandy Hunter Stake Allen Er Coal Town Jacquie New Measure Lisa Mono Print Junior Coal cur Allen Town Reserve Champion Lisa Trainor Monoprint CLASSIC Allen Erlick Coal Town World Fair Lisa Mono Print Come survive with us It all In the family for the Amos girls of Georgetown Sunday and Monday ai they In Acres Pony and Hone Show north of Georgetown While listers Allison and Michelle were giving It their belt in heir own age categories Katie Amos rode Irish Coffee to the overall Novice division championship There were or local competitors Involved In the annual show which featured the Clastic won by Alien riding Coal Herald photo by Saddle Cynthia Allen Cinnamon Shan non Black Grey Lady Dwlght Poppy Pony Working Hauler Saunders Little Taboo Jane Peterson Made to Measure Alison Amos Butterscotch Pony Working Hunter Saunders Little Taboo Jane Peterson Made to Measure Shan non Black Cheek to Cheek Pony Working Hauler Stake Jane Peterson Made to Measure Saunders Utile Taboo Stacey Blackjack Division Results Pony Hunter Champion Saunders Little Taboo Reserve Champion Jane Peterson Hade to DIVISION Equitation on the Flat Alison Amos Butterscot ch Debbie Wand Tampa Bay Saunders Little Taboo Alison Arno Butterscot ch DIVISION Hunter under Saddle Kate Slap Aside Cynthia Allan Cinnamon Kelly Forsyth Abby Lee Hunter over Fences Kate Step Aside Heidi Southern Hospitality Melody nett World Fair Hnater over Fences Poppy Kate Trainor Step Aside Jamie King Solo night Slake Tiffany Klrkwood Master Pugs ley Kelly Forsyth Abby Lee Melissa Anderson Just in Time Childrens Champion Kate Trainor Step Aside Reserve Champions Dwlght Findeln Poppy Kelly Forsyth Lee GREEN DIVISION Hunter under Saddle Sandra Smith ted Hand Rose Carry Kempus Imperial Be Good Tequila Hunter Over Fences Allan Erlick Coal Town Debbie Wand Tampa Bay Teq uila Hub Stake Cathy Do- wnard Paige Kempus Imperial Be Good Champion Green Divis ion Corry Imp erial Be Good The Hills Department Is offer ing a new program this Survival Camp Is an experience no child will forget Children ages to 12 years old are welcome to Join leaders Kim New combe Anne Ramsay Kriitl Champ and Heather Gage supervisor at Conservation Area Aug 17 and are the dales keep open for this fantastic time The children will expert camping skills such as pitching and striking a tent as well as a lean too rebuilding camp cook plant and tree identi flea lion nature hiking care of equipment and camp safety Included in this great time is swimm ing canoeing and camp- fire programs The coat of this fun packed learning expert only per child See you there For more Information about this program call furniture date back about fifteenth century MYSTERY BUG Itsredand blue sore One of The Heralds carriers stopped by last week to show off an unusual caterpillar his mom Mary has found on an apple tree at their Moore Park Crescent boms She was watering the found It on a leaf David centre IB His sister Janet and Mend Derek Poll It I 10 said they werent scared vf the bog thong they had never seen one like It before The caterpillar ha neat row of protruding colored antennas akrag Its back and sides The three youngsters arc going to watch its Into a butterfly Skipper Gtanjaimn 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