Light Horse Show Results

The 49th Nechako Valley Exhibition light horse show results are out!

Horse and rider leaped in unison for the Light Horse Over Fence Class on Aug. 23.

– sponsored and organized by Horse Crazy Equestrian Services

 

Equitation Hi Point sponsored by Calvin Read Farrier Services

Champion – Kate Carter (PG)

Reserve – Lexi Perrson (Vanderhoof)

 

English Hack Hi-point sponsored by Greenhawk Prince George

Champion – Suzanne McLeod (PG)

Reserve – Maegan Friess (PG)

Beginner Hunter Hi Point sponsored by Omineca Medical Clinic

Champion – Havana Craig (Vanderhoof)

 

Low Hunter Hi Point sponsored by ARCHER CRM

Champion – Maegan Friess (PG)

Reserve – Kate Carter (PG)

 

Open Hunter Hi Point sponsored by Nechako Valley Animal Health Services

Champion – Suzanne McLeod (PG)

Reserve – Dezirae Wall (Vanderhoof)

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