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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-03-14, Page 454.0 ,e • IPAOX MK MOW* It Mobile Service Truck 524-2118 or Pager #1-559-2324 1.04.1 MOBILE CALCIUM SERVICE FOR OUR ARMERS Don't let tire trouble slow you down, Goodyear's Farm Action Service Teant delivers on-farm tits service quickly and professiOnal* •Tear out this ad and pin it neXt to yoUr phone. And next time downtime threatene your broduclivitY. Call Goodyear FA.S.T. We'll be out fast %VII fix it fast. So you'll be back to work last, Goodyear 'fakes You Home. Their a reward lor choosing Goodyeart best tractor fire. • . a consumer rebate on selected Dyna ° Torque Radials Irou buybe(ween March 12 and June 3Q 1990. Direct from Goodyear Dyna Torque' radials Costa bt more than ogifflaq bias ply fifes, 'bul they're viorth B. You get improved traction in the field. and that saves you time and money. Tests have proved' • it, Testsalso prove tha tractors equipped With. • , Dyna Torque radials SIM up to 9% on fuel blls Over conventional tires, • • , • '• Sow firNatillix buying. Dyne Torque Midi.* is more than just the rebels being• • . . offered. Ntu save Significantly Over the file of . the bra And yogi know you need all the help „ • ypii can gel. ' • *Con talrictrid utas only. Mr* MI weskit for PrOCONIng • Rebid* ritkoadv•on a maidmurn d B , Pony Club • "MN 39 D Italy Similar to the C which has just been outlined, is the D Bally, an *vont usually held in August at the Caledon Hunt Club. This is a one day outing in" corponthig the same events at the C Rally, but without the stable manage - meet. Mao, this day Is for the younger er riders. w jumping is a major event held also in *umiak and the winner of this would go on to compete in the eastern Canadian Championships at the CNE. The Huron Bruce Club has had a number of representatives at these championships over the years. Anyone who le familiar - with Ian Miller will visualize Just what show jumping involves. It is more dudienghig than stadium jininping with the approached being more =eat- One often sees this style of jumping on television. • no pine no ININNI MI op OW MINN OEM OW MIM NOM OW Dressage At the end of the suntimer the dressage .competitions are held. This Is the one are of competition with which the local club appears to be the least involved. When . asked why this would be, one family ex- plained that it is the one area of riding that is much More demanding and re- quires more self-discipline. Because of • this, it does not suit the temperament of Young people. • - Throughout the competitions, first to ' fifth placings at all regional events receive points which are tallied. At the end of the season, a trophy is presented to the club with the highest points. In .1977 there were 43 clubs, in the Western •`" -Ontario Region.Huron-Bruce placed : • tenth. In 1988, there were 18 clubs, and Huron -Bruce placed first. And • in 1989, • they placed second out of 17 clubs. One might assume that to be in poi • club, a youngster would have to be of ,a competitive nature. This is not necessari- ly .the case. Pony club shows are held at a branch level and these are basically for ' • . those younger members who prefer not to • compete at high levels. It doesn't however, give them 'show' experience in games, equitation, jumper classes, and hunterclasses. INN MN IMIN Inn .... NOM NMI NM NM Parental Support • um Pm am in-• inn ame gm me wen eim Non on =pm • Parental support is very important to the pony dub member. After all, it is the parents who will have to help make deci- sions on purchasing a "quality' horse, and buying proper tack. If the youngster • is competing, the parents will no, doubt have to assumeresponsibility for transporting the horne. If the club • member is ill or away, mom or dad will have to care for the horse. It is impor- • tant, then, that parents do become • involved. As one parent mentioned, sometimes it is they who need to be kohl:cited as well. Take trailerhig, for instance. Driving too fast, stopping too abruptly, cornering too s These factors all upset that s; . ous cargo in the trailer. And yes, a does have a good memory. If that • first ride in the italier creates an unplea- sant experience, that horse is not going to be easy to load the next time! The parents are also very much involv- ed in the management of the club, both locally and regionally. Without them, it would be difficult to.offer such a valuable training base for the young people of this area. Who knows. We might have an other Ian Miller on our doorstep!