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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-03-14, Page 30[to ir,) PACIE in Mai PROOSK011 a from page t cOmpefitions maievent* take piece throughout U* yew, and 4f e woe,exciting opporttelitiee fewer members who are top achievers. A Mai 1 ell YR!MMlem ilMar mmlee Nee ems m, 9.MM ow NI z see M9i,--omMMMeseeInnsMsMtansrMeMtalarsomi first .of those events .1a. culled "Quiz". Local club members start pm - tieing in January for the "Quiz Off". By the end of March, a team will have been chosen to compete m the regiuthhhl level which is usually held in April or May. As the word invitee, "Quiz' competition is based Qin the `theory' that the members have studied at their particular level. As one member indicated, the emotions are. not easy! They get into the real nitty gritty of, and provide a definitechallenge t� coalmpetitor• ass i ssw.n Mss w'an`t er.a MSM MSM pm em — —. Tetrathlon saga-;—•�Mtsrrr.ra. ---eve.-.sMMMraa► The next event that members can par - **ate in is called `tetratihlon' consisting of swimming ,against time, crosscountry running, cross-country riding and shooting (tel). This particular event provides the pony club member with a"cballenging competition requiring sound practical: �'horsemanship, general athletic ability, The Huron Bruce Pony Club conducts HuronBruce Pony. Club e am Flaw — ma N Ma Ma. ■M — ATM I_ MO — MOM MS ease — saw — Mara arMA — wow ease mese area — it's own mini tetratiden meet in Kinicer- dine. It rents the Davideon Centre where the swimming and shooting events ore . held plus the fibers used the trails at the, Centre for the run. The riding portion" of this event is held in June, followed by the national •, , : ,'. tion in July, nod the internati in August. The local club bas been very for- tunate to have .a number of strong .com- petitoers fin tetrathlon and has produced' champions at the regional, national and international levels.' In fact, this year, Peter Simmons. of Kincardine will be travelling to Ireland to compete in the In- ternational event. Prince Pah Games. . A favourite event amorej club members lei the Prince Philip Games, Fast moving, these games or races, as they are sometimes referred to, . required super balance and agility. It's a team effort with five members to a team, four play- ing while one rests. A typical event might includea sack rem, ,pole bending, sten- stone dash,' flag race, sword race, busting,or en egg and spoon race. One observe similar events at a local f fair that has a class of events for ponies or horses. Again, the local pony club has been SUPPLY 'FARM EQUIPMENT The Hesston Model 530 Round Bala Is a barer convenient - sized to be used with a 30 PTO horsepower tractor. 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TEESWATER 392.6825..:BER'3$5.2434 reprove:tett internationally rnationally im the Prince 1 PhWp 115, Tina � ot travelled tto In Y�couver was the international site that year, and in U87 Peter Simmons was a member of the Canadian tear, competing ' in E• e �r — aMte► sear AIN- iii.. was awe mer MMM. —owe C Rally • Om — MMrre 01.1101.001. q. mow. oho Mia.. em alae a The Mohawk'Raceway is the site. for ' what is called the C Rally. This regional competitiing dressage, day ehping,vent featttr-. cross country jumping, and 'stable manage ment. It is interesting to note that the parents, although they may observe the events of this rally, are not allowed to assist their child in any way. Other pony club members act as grooms and helpers. Dreesage (pronounced dre sash) is a term with which many people are un- familiar. It is a training technique used to improve the natural gait of the horse, and to achieve perfect harmony and com- mulnication between the horse and the rider. It's, ahn is to develop the horse iysically, relax him mentally, and give the power to respond to light -signals of the ries body It, and legs, (which are) otherwise called `i*tUrid ''.. Ikees 1. a dpi art dating back to Greek eivilisation, and the worrdp,�comes ,�gf,,roq� themeans, French verb VresStadium jumping is anaoutdoornddoor activi® ¢y usingwhat called 'knockdown' IhtuenPlitri* attthnth:deo The cuntelldumt is if any part of the jump is down. Unlike the above, cross country junhp• ing uses "fixobsteced "sis eau outdoor activity Which requirethe rider and horse to cover a pre.. determined course overcoming such natural looking obstacles as logs, fences and a brush with water usually being in- corporated in one of these.. Stable management is an ' t segment of this rally, but probe y not. one of the favourites among competitors! The judge watches for a number of • technicalities related to stable manage- ment. 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