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Scugog Citizen -- To, July 9, 1991 -- 16_da Grand tradition of dressage carries on The Oshawa Pony Club held its annual Dressage Show July 7 at Hoskins Stables, Blackstock. Riders and horses in the show were from Durham, Kawartha, Leitchcroft, Baltimore, Uxbridge 'and the host Oshawa Pony Club. Dressage is the art of training horses to perform all movements in a balanced, supple, obedient and keen manner. This pedigree of classical rid- ing goes back to the ancient Greeks who needed well-trained cavalry, men* who could control their horses with one hand.' Through the ages, cavalry schools have been certres for equestrian excellence. Dressage was first included in the Olympics in 1912 and today, the sport flour- ishes around the world. There were 68 competitors in' the show on Sunday. Pat King was convenor and judges were Barb Quinn and Norah Ferguson. Following are the top thrée winners in each category along with the clubs they represent. Class 1-beginner: Sarah Rae, Baltimore; Krystal Ann Shingler, Oshawa; Jenny Rae, Baltimore. Class 2, beginner, group D: Krystal Ann Shingler, Sarah Rae, Tenillg Matthews (Durham) [Class 2-beginner group D1: Kyla McCrae, Oshawa; Jessica Ginsburg, Leitchcroft, Adrienne Trotter (Oshawa) Class 3 beginner 3: tied 'for first, Kyla McCrae and Jessica Ginsburg; Noella Morrison i Bis Some of the winners from the annual Dressage Show hosted by the Oshawa Pony Club at Hoskin, Stables on Sunday. From left Is Kyla McCrae of Port Perry with 'Goya'; Adrienne Trotter of Port SERIE. SUPERMODS Supen LATE MODEL , SPORTSMAN STREET STOCKS 14 2 Bud Rac! . ALL ACT EVENTS ARE PART OF THE GM MOTORSPORT NATIONAL STOCK CAR SERIES. FOR INFORMATION (416) 513-0550 GATES SATURDAY OPEN SUNDAY Perry with 'Snow Apple Jack', and Jessica Ginsburg of Thornhill, who rode 'Pippin'. See story for detalls. JULY 13, 14-1991 1:30 p.ra. 10:00 a.m (Kawartha) with Adrienne Trotter and Karen Swain (Oshawa) tied for third. Class 4-CCTA pre-training (pony club) Stephanie Bodington (Baltimore) Jennifer Heathcote (Oshawa) Patricia Barraball (Kawartha) Class 4 (Open) Tracey Stapley; Sharon Tamlin and Suzanne' Legge. __ Class 5-Basic 1A (Pony Club) Jide Ann Morrison (Kawartha) Diana Codlin (Durham) Patricia Barraball Class 5 Basic 1A (open) Sharon Tamlin, Sarah Johnson, Patti Hoskin. Class 6-Basic 2A (pony club) Julie Ann Morrison, Stephanie Jensen (Oshawa) Heather Chapman (Oshawa) Class 6-Basic 2A' (Open) Sarah Johnson, Judy Wright, Eileen Rawson. Class 7 Basic 3a «Eileen Rawson, Heather Chapman. Thanks to Terry and Shirley Gane of Hoskin Stables for open- ing their premises for the show. 'Soccer clubhouse is one step closer Work 1s expected to get upder- way this summer on the long awaited club-house at the Scugog Soccer Fields "We are hoping to get started quickly and have it built by the end of year," Ron Cosway wld the Citizen last week . Mr. Cosway satd a $23,000 grant from the provincial govern ment was approved two weeks ago. That will cover about one- third of the cost for the 20X40 brick building that will have a meeting pom, equipment room, showers for players, and public washrooms. The Township is contributing $33,000 towards the cost and the . Youth Soccer organization $8500. There has never been a proper « "washroom facility at the soccer fields on Old Simcoe Street. At one time, young players and spec ators used outhouses. Now there are portable totlets Plans for the new building have been in the works for the last sev eral years Mr. Cosway said he will be located where expects it the tratler now Sits Tor easy access W electn 4 cal and water hook-ups. The Soccer organizauon so far has raised $7,000 or its S8500 commitment. Funds from the snack bar this summer will be put towards the building and britks arc on sale at $10 cach. "I'm optimistic the building will be done by the end of the year," he said. Greenbank downs Brigar Greenbank Bakery 'defeated Brigar 12-6 in a Pee Wee/Bantam game played at the Legion fields on July 1. The game | started with Greenbank's Jamie Donnelly tak- ing a walk and Trevor McSwain on his 3rd strike somehow got to second base to score Jamie. Tim Irwin hit a nice single to score Trevor. Brigar came back with Cam Cook and Steve scoring for their team. score two RBIs and Carl Phoenix hit Trevor and Tim home. In the second, Brigar's Cook and Darren got a run each. Mike Balmforth hit and double and Tim Irwin's homer brought brought both of them home. Brigar came back with Steven's single, and Greg Rankin's great home run. Brian Bacon had a great game catching and Tim Irwin had a nice game on the mound while getting three hits. For Brigar, Greg Rankin had a homer and three RBIs. Josh Duncan pitched well and Cam Cook went three for three. In Squirt Boys action, Perfect SpoetsLand Mark Ward hit a nice triple to Heating hosted Anderson Chev Olds in Greenbank on July 2. The final was 20-10 for the Heaters with plenty of walks to both teams. Andrew Donnelly had two hits and was stong on defense and Kevin Durward made a great catch. Mike Phoneix clouted two homers and five RBIs. * For Anderson, Chris Orr made a great double play at second and Jamie Sauter hit a grand slam in" the first. Both teams thank Mr. Kowalczuyk for volunteering to handle the umpire chores. Banner missing At the recent Port Perry Minor Hockey Banquet and Awards Night, the banner pre- sented to the Precision Construction Midget 'BB championship team went missing. Minor Hockey officials are hopeful that this' banner will be returned so it can be dis- played in the Scugog Arcna to honour the achievement by this team. 985-2174 BIKE REPAIRS NEW BIKES Bring in this ad for a 10% DISCOUNT on a New Bike Purchase or 20% DISCOUNT on Any Bike Repair GOLF $12. 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