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» Photos by Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun

Sara Embury with Milligan Training pets her horse KT Cloudstorm, ridden by Erica Milligan, after the horse and rider competed in the half-Arabian country English pleasure ladies and gentlemen to ride category at Canada’s National Arabian Championship at the Keystone Centre on Friday. The Arabian show wraps up today.

Sara Embury with Milligan Training pets her horse KT Cloudstorm, ridden by Erica Milligan, after the horse and rider competed in the half-Arabian country English pleasure ladies and gentlemen to ride category at Canada’s National Arabian Championship at the Keystone Centre on Friday. The Arabian show wraps up today.

Seventeen-year-old Taylor Vonderahe of Buckley, Wash., practises with his half-Arabian Eros Better Behold prior to competing on Friday. Vonderahe trains his own horses and has been doing so for three years.
Seventeen-year-old Taylor Vonderahe of Buckley, Wash., practises with his half-Arabian Eros Better Behold prior to competing on Friday. Vonderahe trains his own horses and has been doing so for three years.
Natasha Quigley with Quigley Arabian Ranch in Saskatchewan places a ribbon on Quinn Glucki’s shirt after Glucki made a stick horse with help from volunteers within the Arabian community during the community day at the Arabian championship on Friday. Glucki visited the Arabian show with members of a summer respite program.

Natasha Quigley with Quigley Arabian Ranch in Saskatchewan places a ribbon on Quinn Glucki’s shirt after Glucki made a stick horse with help from volunteers within the Arabian community during the community day at the Arabian championship on Friday. Glucki visited the Arabian show with members of a summer respite program.

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