Don’t be surprised if you find yourself enjoying your time at Altebly Stables. You might even be counting down the time until you get to return.
There’s a family-like atmosphere surrounding Miron Valley Stable and Riding School when it comes to staff and students.
Jeannette Sterner, owner of TPT Sterner Equestrian Education Centre in Roslin was Just three years old when she discovered her absolute unconditional love of horses.
Formed in 2018, the Dawgs joined the Fergie Jenkins Showcase League in 2019. The league is a showcase and development opportunity for players aspiring to play at a higher level.
Bay of Quinte Yacht Club members love being out on the open waters just in a recreational sense. There’s also an opportunity for competition as members can race in keelboats or dinghies.
Many local dragon boaters are getting back on the water this summer as local organizations look to rebuild their programs following a couple of challenging seasons.
Kelly Scott has raced horses with his family for 45 years. “It’s our hobby,” Kelly Scott said. “I don’t fish, I don’t hunt, I don’t travel, I just go play with my horses.”
Two local basketball players have been signed to Loyalist College’s women’s basketball team and more are welcome. In May, the club’s coach Caleb Hugh announced the additions of Grace Callahan and Sam Clarke to the Loyalist Lancers.
It’s been a marathon, not a sprint, perhaps that’s no surprise, but you can expect to see hundreds of runners finally return to Prince Edward County this fall.
Rugby season is fast approaching for the Belleville Bulldogs, but it’s not too late to get in on the action.