Light Horse Show Results

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

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Sep. 2, 2015 9:00 a.m.
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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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