Horse Show Team Report

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In the summer of 2014 at a horse show located in Stittsville Ontario called Fiddlers green. After showing all day and being exhausted, tired, and worn out, my show team and I found out that day we had qualified for trillium championships, this is a horse back riding competition in eastern Ontario. The show team from the barn I rode at in Braeside Ontario, consisted of my sister, a friend named Stephanie, myself, and are coach Julie.

I remember feeling overwhelmed with excitement and joy, as were my team members. We had worked so hard for this, training all year round, waking up at 5am every Sunday, taking are horses to shows, and never giving up.

It was such a positive thing to experience from finding out we had qualified, to being

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