12 Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 18, 1986
Equestrian trials held

The Totem Saddle
Club (TSC) held their
first ever equestrian sum-
mer games trials earlier
this month.

Equestrian summer
games trials were also
held in Fort St. James
and Smithers during the
latter half of May.
Several TSC members at-
tended the Smithers
show and did extremely
well. Krista Tycho of
Terrace came away with
the hi-point junior award
of that horse show which
was sponsored by the
Northern Saddle Club of
Smithers,

Hi-point winners of
the TSC Spring Permit
Horse Show were as
follows:

Hi-point Western
Senior,. Peggy Jackson;
hi-point Western Junior,
Mary Eisner. .

Hi-point English
Senior, Coleen Ander-
son; hi-point English
Junior, Sherry Kirsch.

Although TSC Spring
Permit Horse Show was
open to anyone, its main
purpose was to allow in-
terested equestrian riders

to try out for the B.C.
Summer Games. Games
will be held in Cran-
brook July 10 to 13. As it
is, the entire Zone 7
equestrian team is made
up of riders from the
Terrace rea.

Members of the Zone
7 equestrian team are
Coleen Anderson who
will be entered in the
Dressage division; Krista
Tycho and Nichole
Kirsch for the Hunter
division; Tina Knull and
Lisa Ziegler for the
Jumper division; Lyn
Lavoie and Jason
Rempel for the Western
Games division; and
Peggy Jackson and
Frances Knull for the
Western Performance
division. Chaperones for
the Zone 7 team will be
Sherry Anderson and
Robert Kirsch for the
English div., and Judi
Hannon and Jim Knull
for the Western div. TSC
members extend their
congratulations to the
Zone 7 equestrian team
and wish them every suc-
cess at the B.C. Summer
Games.

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Both rider and horse show elegance at the Spring Show.

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Ribbon winners at the Totem Saddle Club Spring Show.

Tina Knuil, with her horse Grande Dean, cuts the ribbon
during the opening ceremonies for ithe Totem Saddle Club’s

Spring Show and Western and English Summer Games
rials.

One of many competitors during the Totem Saddle Club’s

Spring Show and Summer Trials held recently at the Thorn-
hill Community Grounds. ‘

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Class Il riders display ribbons awarded by the Totem Sad-
die Club during thelr Spring Show held recently at the
Thornhill Community Grounds.

Thornhill — The Totem
Saddle Club spring show
and the Western and
English Summer Games
trials were held recently
at the Thornhill Com-
munity Grounds.

The sun was bright,
promising a beautiful
day for the races. Totem
Saddle Club Queen, Tina

Knull cut the ribbon dur-.

ing the opening
ceremonies at 1 p.m. -

A new hunter course
was opened, said Barn
Manager Francis Knull.

“'This course was design-
ed by Nick Holmes-
Smith, once a member

on the Cariadian eques-

trian team, presently a
Hunter Jumper instruc-
tor.’’ Holmes-Smith was

invited to Terrace.for a.

clinic, said Knull.

The course was con-
stucted last year by
Totem Saddle Club's
work crew. A govern-
ment grant was obtained
by the club for the ex-
penditure. The course
has a total of 12 jumps.

Francis Knull (left), helps a competitor prepare her_horse for

the riding competitions.

Getting over logs is not as easy as It seems.

Story and photos by Daniele Berquist