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Coach Licensing
Bertram Allen Soars to World Cup Victory at Toronto’s Royal Horse Show
Toronto, ON – Ireland’s Bertram Allen claimed a re- sounding victory in the $210,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Toronto on Saturday night, November 9, in front of a full house to close out the Royal Horse Show, held as part of the 97th Royal Agri- cultural Winter Fair in
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Ian Millar Visits Whispering Hearts Horse Rescue Centre
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Ireland’s Bertram Allen won the $210,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Toronto riding GK Casper to close out the Royal Horse Show on Saturday night, November 9, at the Royal Horse Show in Toronto, ON. Photo by Ben Radvanyi Photography
Are we masters of change or slaves of change?
Are we masters of change or slaves of change? Opening remarks at the 4th annual Equine Industry
Symposium held on November 17 on the University of Guelph campus were presented by this year’s facilitator Akaash Maharaj, who challenged the audience by asking if we are masters of change or slaves to change. If we want to become masters of change we must create incentives. We must lead by example, show those in the horse industry and those at a large what change we want to see and how we want that change to happen. Reward those who follow and create consequences for those who choose not to follow. The theme of change was embodied by the three inter-
national speakers. The first speaker, zooarchaeologist Dr. Sandra Olsen, captivated the audience with her knowledge and research of horses during ancient times. As horses trav- eled to different locations through trade, importation, trib-
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Akaash Maharaj, facilitator for the 4th annual Equine In- dustry Symposium
Coach Licensing Program...4 Remembering.......................4 Can-Am Equine Expo .........5 Hickstead Award..................5 The Way Of Horses..............6 Learnig Horse Behaviour....7 Susan Dahl............................8 OE Launches GRIT Program.................8 Reno Bertoia.........................9 WHAO................................10 Horses Blink .......................11 NERCHA News..................12 Mare Recruitment Program.........................12 EC Convention Wrap Up..13 The Fire Horse ...................15 ORCHA News ....................15 OCHA News .......................16 ORHA News .......................17 OXC News..........................18 Lindsay Grice.....................18 OTRA News........................19 AQHA News .......................20
OQHA News.......................21 CQHA News.......................22 EOQHA News....................22 QROOI News .....................23 Ben Maher..........................25 Once Bitten, Twice Shy......26 Between The Ears ..............27 Equi-Cup ............................27 Lynn Palm Column............28 Horse Listening..................30 Ian Millar Visits WHHR...32 Kendal Lahari....................33 Polo with Ruth Armstrong ....34 Royal Horse Show..............35 Isabelle Lapierre ................35 Barbara Ruziska................36 CRHRA News ....................37 Para -Dressage.....................37 Classifieds etc................38-43 OFA AGM...........................43 Real Estate..........................44 Dressage Volunteers...........44 Royal Photos.......................45 Fitness for Riders...............47
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