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26 - "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2000 ---- \ $0 Here are the results from the 2000 Central Ontario Show Jumping and Dressage Finals, held Oct. | at the Pickering Horse Centre. All divisions had at least two classes, with Champion and Reserve declared on a points for placings system. Entry "A" Division - They were held Oct. 1 at the Plekering Horse Centre 2000 Central Ontario Show Jumping Finals held last weekend Champion was Kayla Neil riding Frisky Business, from the Durham Pony Club. Reserve was Andrea McGill on Razz Ma Tazz, also from the Durham Pony Club. . Entry "B" Division - Champion was Mallory Jones. riding My Kinda Guy, from the Ajax Pony Club. Reserve was Cori Open Y am. 'hanksgiving Barnes on Sure Da Count, from the Durham Pony Club. Entry "C" Division - Champion was Rik Vandelinde Expresso Magic, from the Toronto & North York Pony Club. Reserve was Eliza Gravel riding Rubik's Cube, from the Temiskaming Pony Club. riding pI. Monday, Oct. 9th Starter Division - Champion was Kendal Lehari riding Black Magic, from the Toronto & North York Pony Club. Reserve was Erin Blakely riding Spotted Wings, from the Kawartha Pony Club. Beginner Division - Champion was Gillian Boniface riding McFly, from the Timberline Pony 3 o> Basics BAL AAS. Club. Reserve was Kevin Durward riding Peanut, from the Uxbridge-Scugog Pony Club. Novice Division - Champion was Kitty Baker riding Lady Disdain, from the Toronto & North Pony Club. Reserve was Katie Shipley riding Bomb, from the Pickering Pony Club. Intermediate Division - Champion was Ashley Lawrence riding Madelyn, from the Durham Pony Club. Reserve was Michael Durward riding Gerry Maguyre, from the Uxbridge-Scugog Pony Club. Advanced Division - Champion was Katie Webb riding Merlin, from the Simcoe Pony Club (no other entries). Pony Club is an inter- national organization to ' promote riding and horse- manship skills among young people (up to 21- years-old). Nearly all of Canada's international show jumpers got their starts in Pony Club. Show jumping is the most famil- iar Pony Club activity to most spectators, but Pony Club also offers competi- tion in dressage, mounted games, rallies (including dressage, cross-country jumping and stadium jumping), tetrathlon (including shooting, swim- ming, cross-country jump- ing, stadium jumping, and cross-country running by the riders) as well as "aca- demic" competition in quiz format. Above all, the objective of Pony Club competition is for young people to have safe fun in horse-related activities. This was the final Central Ontario Regional competition of the season for the year 2000. We hope to send out our pre- liminary schedule for 2001 by next March. MoJacks vs Bruins this Sunday From Page 24 was a good one. We kicked it around for a while and came up with | the Challenge Cup -- just to add a little something extra to the great sports rivalry that exists between the MoJacks and Bruins and the communi- ties," said Mr. Parliament. He added that the players like the idea and "we hope the fans in both communities will enjoy this as well." Both Mayor Moffatt and Mayor O'Connor have been invited to be at the Scugog Arena this Sunday night to help kick off the Challenge Cup series and take part in the opening faceoff ceremonies. "There has always been a natural rivalry and intensity between the communities in sports," said Mr. Parliament and the Mayors' Challenge Cup will add another dimension for the Junior C teams. Faceoff this Sunday evening at the Scugog Arena is set for 7 p.m. The other line always moves faster! Always Welcome «Dr. J. Cottrell «Dr. J. Hardy Dr. L. Gideon «Dr. C. Banfield Dr. L. Poranganel ¢ Dr. H. Dewar «Dr. T. King (Orthodontist) «Dr. T. Mcintyre (Periodontist) --Today's Smile... -- Dental Care For The Entire Family oN Evening & Saturday WY Appointments Available Please Call 985-8451 \ Visit our website: mh ---- 238 Queen Street. Port Perry ME a oI a ai. Ta po ATT,