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Wednesday, April 17, 1991 | BS

Local riders hone Skills ©

Strachan, President Boots ’n’
Saddles 4-H Club

During the week of April Ist
to 5th the Boots ’n’ Saddles 4-H
Club and the Equin 4-H Club

had a horse camp at Webbers’
Arena in Cooper Flats. The in-
structor was Karen Richie from
Burns Lake and the clinic was
organized by Carmie Cameron
and Chris Peltier, leaders of the

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Equin 4-H Club.

There were 17 participants, in-
cluding members and non-mem-
bers. Everyone got a one hour
riding lesson each day in groups
of four.

Everyone worked hard, and
by the end of the camp Karen
thought all the riders had im-
proved their riding skills, and
the horses had also learned a lot.
In addition to riding they were
taught such Practical Skills as
cleaning tack, telling the age of a
horse by looking at its teeth,
grooming, tacking, and lunging
— training the horse. from the
ground by having a handler
holding a long line with the
horse moving around them at
walk, trot, and canter. They
were also taught Theory Skills
such as researching feeds,
marketing, colours, breeds of
horses, diseases, safety, and
hoof care.

The riding camp was a good
beginning to a fun riding season.

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