Another Sweet weekend for Sweet Talk riders
Taylor Lamphee on “Easter Lily”.
12 riders representing Sweet Talk Stables of Chestermere competed at the Spruce Meadows May Classic this past week. As evidenced in the pictures, the riders, under the direction of their coaches, Joyce Enders and Hope Enders surpassed all expectations bringing home ribbons and coolers from all divisions entered. All the girls work very hard to achieve this level of success spending numerous hours at the stables not just riding but grooming, maintaining equipment and “mucking” out stalls. As stated by head coach Joyce Enders, “these girls work very hard to compete at these events and deserve every ribbon they win”. Sweet Talk Stables has a number of girls competing at this level and has put Chestermere on the map with some of the premier show jumping events in Alberta. Sweet Talk Stables is located just east of Chestermere and has been a part of the community for some time, participating with pony rides at the Rec. center Festivals and also the Chestermere parade. For more pictures go to Sweet Talk Stables Facebook page.
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- Taylor Lamphee, Jessica McMorran, Christy Anne Dinh, Hayleigh Hollingsworth, Hope Enders, Coach Joyce Enders, Shea-Lynn Enders, Mikayla Brabant, Karissa Enders, Kristin Gretener, Serenity Enders and Megan Crosby. Not pictured Amy Bot.
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- Kristin Gretener on “Echo of the Valley”.
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- Hope Enders on “Princessa”.
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- Taylor Lamphee on “Easter Lily”.