Not a big Chore: The annual Chore Horse Challenge and Feed Team race went at the Calnash Ag Event Centre Sept. 28 and 29 in conjunction with the Wild Rose Draft Horse futurity. Both competitions require finesse, agility and careful attention to details in order to be successful. The futurity results saw Gord and Shannon Ruzicka with the yearing halter, 2-yr-old halter and 2-yr-old pattern classes with David Bailey atop the 2-yr-old rail cart class.
Not a big Chore: The annual Chore Horse Challenge and Feed Team race went at the Calnash Ag Event Centre Sept. 28 and 29 in conjunction with the Wild Rose Draft Horse futurity. Both competitions require finesse, agility and careful attention to details in order to be successful. The futurity results saw Gord and Shannon Ruzicka with the yearing halter, 2-yr-old halter and 2-yr-old pattern classes with David Bailey atop the 2-yr-old rail cart class. The chore horse results were not available at press time. Photo by Jordie Dwyer
Not a big Chore: The annual Chore Horse Challenge and Feed Team race went at the Calnash Ag Event Centre Sept. 28 and 29 in conjunction with the Wild Rose Draft Horse futurity. Both competitions require finesse, agility and careful attention to details in order to be successful. The futurity results saw Gord and Shannon Ruzicka with the yearing halter, 2-yr-old halter and 2-yr-old pattern classes with David Bailey atop the 2-yr-old rail cart class. The chore horse results were not available at press time. Photo by Jordie Dwyer
By Jordie Dwyer
Not a big Chore: The annual Chore Horse Challenge and Feed Team race went at the Calnash Ag Event Centre Sept. 28 and 29 in conjunction with the Wild Rose Draft Horse futurity. Both competitions require finesse, agility and careful attention to details in order to be successful. The futurity results saw Gord and Shannon Ruzicka with the yearing halter, 2-yr-old halter and 2-yr-old pattern classes with David Bailey atop the 2-yr-old rail cart class. The chore horse results were not available at press time. Photo by Jordie Dwyer
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