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Tri-County Equestrian Club first show of season June 9-10

Event first of 3 shows this season

Carla Allen · Reporter/Photographer | Posted: May 29, 2018, 9:40 a.m. | Updated: May 29, 2018, 9:42 a.m. | 1 Min Read
All are welcome to attend and enjoy two full days of English and Western classes at Stetson Hill Equestrian Center in Overton on June 9/10.
All are welcome to attend and enjoy two full days of English and Western classes at Stetson Hill Equestrian Center in Overton on June 9/10. - Submitted

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YARMOUTH, NS - The Tri-County Equestrian Club will hold its first equestrian show of the season June 9 and 10 at Stetson Hill Equestrian Center in Overton.  Judging will be done by Mona Lewis. 

This will be the first of three shows this season, along with various discipline clinics and educational events within the local equestrian community. 

All are welcome to attend and enjoy two full days of English and Western classes. A full canteen will be on site, for breakfast and lunch as well as snacks, throughout the weekend.

Some seating is available but bringing chairs for viewing guarantees a seat. A list of this and future events can be seen on Tri-County Equestrian Club Facebook group.

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To learn more about the Tri-County Equestrian Club, visit their Facebook Group

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