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B10 Acton Free Press Wednesday Oct Betty Jean Hutton love story with horse Jennifer The horse is hugeover 17 hands high and pocked with muscle His rider is petite brunette barely fivefeet tall with bouncy curls She bits her mount so yet the horse dances With all the grace of the classic dressage horse he dances Jean and very successful team arc currently leading Ontario in dressage show points even though has only been in training since last April At last weeks Eastern Ontario Drtssage Champion ships held the farm of Miss Muttons teacher rider Stubbs the based rider came sixth in the novice class with another horse Volanus With she came sixth in the Medium I level tests and third in Medium II Disappointed in her showing Miss blamed the lack of time she hid been able to spend with for her relatively low plac As see at a ry of the event she found her riding time very limited When one takes into account the dread weather and the fact that Dominion had a Us ileir that a rukr would turn plaint at ill for l Miss is to praise hoist iitUrvru Just cross from Mi home been out or the ribbons in ivery show this summer and in headed for the in Ottawa in November lies been chosen to part in the Training held between now and Moscow 1980 German coach George saw Belt Jean and in spring trails at tden larm Miss centre north of and dec the big seat brown geld had potential The coach will be back to Ihe National to see how other young Olympic hopefuls are progressing Proprietor of stable though she is a teacher at Burlington s Lord Elgin High School Miss is proprietor and tr at her own Grey Stone The 100 acre farm just loves to be brushed especially by Betty Jean Hutton He 11 even stand without a halter arching his neck with delight for his daily grooming and Miss Hutton both from Campbellville are currently leading Ontario in dressage points Walking tour of Limehouse John will con duct a liking tour of tht old part of I including Ihe lime kilns tht old mill property Sunday October If The tour will irt it the I Hall where slides will lit shown of I imthause is it is at turn of tht when kilns wire in Mr till outline the history of the hill whtnit was a church and tht of the old vill Strollirh whin old hotel used to be and visit giniril store before returning to hall where tht f imehouw Women will refresh mints tit lour is part of Historical program to residents with the history the Two walks through old George town hive history luffs and proved i big The Society phns to hatt similar walking tours through Willhms and Make The One Stop That Keeps You Going All Winter For VOLKSWAGEN AUDI HONDA SERVICE We know your car better than anybody Our up to date Factory trained mechanics use only the latest in equipment and original parts all our work guaranteed months or 6 miles parts and labour For Sales Service phone Toronto 6761813 BAZ MOTORS LTD oil ihv iWtt 1 twine for- Jm a lvrn 17 bos for her own school horses boarders Some Ml students take In all of riding Miss and dent teacher Pat Green Iteing able to teach half semesters at Burlington leaves Miss the free dom and time to pursue her other career At the moment she is working one full semester to enable her to take six months off in February and further her equestrian education in Germany nter the Gentle man Dressage is an expensive often the pastime of the rich Betty Jean wasn t born with a silver spoon in her mouth so she saved up her money and got her father to take her western riding on the weekends When she was able to have a pony the family bought Gentleman Jim a notorious junior show jumper with a reputation for being difficult The young Betty Jean was by then interested in jumping and took a lot of time to bring lit Gentleman back to peak show jumping training The young junior rider and lively pony became a team to reckon with on the show and they competed at the Royal Winter Fair for several However Betty Jean lost interest in Jumping when she went to University and gave up riding completely But when she saw Christ lot Hoy I en Canada foremost dressage rider performing thought That what I really want to do Mrs recommended school In Germany and Miss went for two months She only stayed two weeks though disliking the dicta torlal methods of teaching bhc ended up at the Hiding School In England and enjoyed that She has now been studying dressage for ten years and presently is tutored by Lorraine Stubbs who Miss says is the most classical rider she knows She rides so quietly and smoothly that s the correct way she says progresses Miss showed ex tensively until two years ago when her horse went lame She gave up showing and con centra led on teaching until Domenico was offered to her The nineyearold gelding had only pleasure horse training until last spring when he took up dressage in a serious way He has progressed so fast he is already up to the Medium II level the third level of dress age Jean has great hope for him and considers him a well balanced talented horse with a beautiful way of mov ing Her ambitions for herself arc much more modest She says she d like to ride as well as possible and to be able to teach other people classical way to ride There aren t many good teachers in dressage she comments With Betty Jean Hutton so intent on training hers to the top levels of dressage rid in order to teach other keen enthusiasts the art of dressage will be with us for some timt yet Moscow horses stabled in Erin BETTY JEAN HUTTON of Campbellville and at the Olympic clinic held in July at the farm of Chnstilot Boylen foremost dressage rider in Canada Domenico was selected for the Olympic clinics even though he has only been in training since last spring Photo by Mary Ann Hutton A series of unlikely colncl brought some mem bers of the Moscow Circus and their performing animals to the Erin area for two days this week Twelve highly trafned circus horses and their hand lers spent Monday and Tuesday at the farm of Mary and John Thacker on midway between Erin and Caledon Originally all per formers in the world famous circus currently playing at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto were to have moved directly into the Gardens on Monday following their Mon treal performance A rescheduled hockey game at the Toronto facility disrupted the plan and the coincidences which brought the troupe to the Thacker farm began Can Tours organizers on the Canadian side for the Moscow performers weren t told until last Friday that they would be forced to find alternative accommodation for the horses Thus began a frantic search for a near by fociilty which eventually led Can Tours to the Ontario Agricultural Society offices By coincidence Dr B Robb of Alton was visiting the OAS offices and became aware of CanTours plight A former horse breeder himself Dr recalled that at one time he had used the facility to board his own called the Thacker residence and without informing them of the nature of the problem was told bed have to find some other location for his friend s horses The decided more than a year ago to discontinue their horse boarding service Someone else from the OAS office called back and was given the okay after explaining that these any ordinary horses and that all the Thackers had to do was providea facility Everything else would be token care of on a 24hour a day basis As it turned out the barn the Round Barn featured in the new pen and ink drawing publication by Ken Grant was made to measure for its intemat tonally famous guests The horses fit nicely into the ground floor stalls and an abundance of fresh cut hay was on hand from the Thackers own fields from the Enn Advocate Land group OKs 6th Line couples bid Regional Land Division Committee granted a sever ance to a family because the application matches up with s interim plan Douglas and 1 appeared before the com ml tec last week They successfully split off about an acre from the west half of lot 31 on Line Six north of High way They also keep about an acre This Is a very 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