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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 17, 1999 - 23 I'll be held at the Saddlewood Equestrian Centre The Canadian Pony Club National Rally will be held hear Bethany next week Elaine Young and Ashley Lawrence of the Durham Pony Club are among those representing the Central Ontario Region as its hosts the Canadian Pony Club National Rally at Saddlewood Equestrian Centre near Bethany, Aug. 22 to 27. They will compete against riders from the British Columbia Interior, British Columbia Islands, British Columbia Lower Mainland, Alberta, Western Ontario, New Brunswick/Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia/Newfoundland Regions. Those from outside Ontario will be loaned experienced horses. "Rally" is the Pony Club term for Eventing, an Olympic discipline in which competitors must ride a formal Dressage test, follow with Roads and - Tracks and Cross Country endurance phases, and finish with a Stadium Jumping competition. Scoring is done on a penalty points basis, with all errors of course, refusals, rails down and falls counted as penalties. Penalties are also incurred for taking too much time or too little to finish the endurance phase. The rider/team with the fewest penalty points wins. One major difference between Pony Club rallies and other Eventing con- tests is that the teams are composed of two riders and one "Captain" (groom/helper), with no coaching or help allowed from adult supervisors, coaches or parents. From the time the rally officially starts until its conclu- sion, the young riders are on their own (adults may intervene if there is a risk of injury, but this will eliminate the competitor concerned). The other major difference is that the competitors are judged on stable management and horse care as well as the riding phases of the competition. Sunday is "check-in" day. Monday will be spent riding borrowed horses, and in a cross-country course building clinic by Hugh Morshead. Horse tryouts continue on Tuesday, along with a sta- dium course building clinic with Danny Foster and a veterinarian inspection clinic with Don Armitage. Wednesday's schedule includes both Dressage com- petition and a Dressage clinic by Dorita Kozak, along with the official course- walk for the Cross-Country phase. On Thursday, the Roads and Tracks and Cross-Country phases take place, and the contest finishes Friday with the Stadium Jumping phase. Saddlewood Equestrian Centre is five kilometres north of Bethany on County Road 38. Competition starts at 9 a.m. Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. Friday. Spectators are welcome without charge. REGINTRA o enter. 2.) Once you are registered you may enter as many fish as {letermined each Monday morning and publsihed each Tuesday in the warded on Saturday, September 11, 1999. 7.) The Port Perry Sta YULES & REGULATIONS: 1.) You must register on or before Opening Day of each class you wish onsist of a photo of the fish along with a completed entry form. (We ¢ ! All registrations and entry forms are available at JI) Fishing and Archery, 24 Water Street, Port Perry. 5.) Weekly contest is from Monday morning until Sunday we final. 6.) Cash prizes will be determined after closing Monday, September 6, 1999. Prizes will be liabilities for any damages, accidents or injuries. Participants enter at their own risk. or the biggest fish overall in cach class TION caught through you want. 3.) Each entry will neonrage catch & release). 4.) at closing. Winners will be [ll Port Perry Star. All decisions rand all sponsors assume no FOUR CLASSES REQUIRE PRE-REGISTRATION * May 8 - Walleye ° June 5 - Muskie * June 26 - Large Mouth Bass e June 26 - Small Mouth Bass Registration starts now at JD 24 Water St., Port Fishing & Archery. JD FISHING & ARCHERY = =, rT fH Ty -- \ Roosters n NS NE 'more than pizza" 985-4411 the duration of the derby! WEGINTRATION FOR WALLEYE MUNT BE IN RIRVEHL] DON'T DELAY! PRIZES FOR THE BIG FISH OF THE WEEK! zehrs FOOD PLUS MARKETS 905 852-1212 CMB Bantams begin play Wednesday The Mosquito and Bantam teams won their league divisions. The Midget team placed third in their division. Catch the local hard ball action at Nestleton Ball Park on Wednesday, Aug. 18 at 6 p.m. when the Bantams The Mosquito team won a bye in the first round and their semi-final game will be played on Monday, Aug. 23 at 6 p.m. at Nestleton Ball Park. The Midget team started their play- offs on Monday, Aug. 16 at Orono. start their first round of playoffs. Brooklin trails Brampton by one game From Page 22 of 10-8. The win gives the defending Mann Cup Champions a 2-1 lead in the series. Game four of the series was on Monday, Aug. 16 in Brampton and game five is Wednesday, Aug. 18 at 8:30 p.m. at Iroquois Park. The referees on the night, Brockie and Ravary, called a total of 30 minutes in penalties, with eight minors to the Redmen and seven minors to the visitors. Game Two Brooklin Redmen 8 G. Rosyski (3,0), G. Clark (2,0), T. Hawke (1,0), J. Fusco (1,2), S. Toll (1,0), R. Blasdell (0,1), C. Ainsworth (0,1), R. Graham (0,1), M. Powell (0,1), J. Bilich (0,1), J. Derks (0,2). Brampton Excelsiors 5 T. Henderson (1,0), K. Dance (1,0), D. Teat (1,0), T. Dowling (1,0), M. Murray (1,0), R. Mearns (0,1), B. Beisel (0,1), D. Harrison (0,1), M. Accursi (0,2), P. Sanderson (0,1), D. Cecconi (0,1). Game Three Brooklin Redmen 8 S. Toll (2,1), T. Hawke (1,0), C. Ainsworth (1,0), G. Clark (1,1), R. Graham (1,0), J. Fusco (1,1), D. Gibson (1,0), P. Lough (0,1), J. Derks (0,2). Brampton Excelsiors 10 T. Dowling (3,3), R. Mearns (1,2), K. Dance (1,2), D. Teat (1,1), T. Cordingley (1,0), D. Cecconi (1,0), C. Langdale (1,0), C. Driscoll (1,0), M. Hasen (0,1), S. Fannell (0,1), B. 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