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FARMER OF THE WEEK
Horse barn gets new location at Jack Parsons' farm
The old horse barn at Ex-
eter community park is now
the centre of one of the
busiest harnessrace training
centres in the immediate
Exeter area.
The horse barn which was
part of a controversy regar-
ding the removal of the ex-
isting half mile race track to
construct the South Huron
Rec Centre was moved to
the country. •
It now stands on the
property of Jack Parsons
about two miles west of Ex-
eter on Highway 83.
For moving, the building
was cut in half and the roof
removed. Parsons said,
"With my loader and the
help of Ivan Webber it went
together beautifully."
The barn on the Parsons
farm is now the home of 15
pacers and one trotter and is
a busy scene most mornings
as the seven owners are out
to give their horses the
proper training. Some Sun-
day mornings the yard is full
of cars according to Par-
sons.
Adjacent to the barn is a
regulation half mile training
track which provides race
like conditions. It is 36 feet
wide and is able to accom-
modate four horses wide.
The soil conditions are
almost ideal for a racing
track said Parsons. He add-
ed, "There is a sandy bottom
with four to six inches of
light. fine gravel above. It
drains very quickly. We can
use the track about 15
minutes afte4• a`rdin.
He continued, "The only
bad time we have might
come in the spring when the
water table from the
Ausable River is high. In
summer, actually more rain
the better. A ditch runs right
around the track and the
drain outlet is to the south
end of the property."
Jack Parsons with Hi Lea Ray
owned by Keith Coates
Area racing owner and
enthusiast Keith Coates
said, "It's an ideal spot put
in the country for training
and I am sure glad it's
here." Coates added. "The
track at the Exeter
fairgrounds was one of the
best around. It had tremen-
dous turns."
Parsons added. Snow
blowing in the winter time is
a big expense we have along
with the gravel and dust for
the track. We usually put on
about 80 tons of stonedust ti
year at a depth of one inch."
Keith Coates has five
horses now in training at the
Parsons farm. They include
Hi Lea Ray. Hi Lea Sue. Hi
Lea Billy. Cheyenne
Springer and Vi's Image.
Cheyenne Springer is a
half brother to JC Grit who
was purchased recently by
the partnership of Dave
Morrissey and Peter Oud
and is racing at the
Meadowlands under the
tutleage of trainer John
Campbell.
Jim Taylor of Hensall has
Jaydee Lonesome. Miss Kel-
ly Rose and Lotto Scram in
addition to a broad mare
Jaydee Duster at the Par-
sons track.
Lotto Rum. Lotto Tax and
a two year-old by Native
Lobell are owned by Gary
Birmingham of Exeter.
Others at the training base
are April Melody owned by
Gord McDonald, Har's Boy
owned by Har Brintnell of
Exeter. a colt owned by
Gerry Schenk of Crediton
out of MacPhone and a
trotter for George Smith of
Exeter.
Parsons has three horses
of his own in training. They
are Knight A Gone. Colleen's
Babe and Sparrows Toro.
A six stall addition is
planned by Parsons probably
in 1982.
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