4-H Students take in Miniature Horse
Driving Project Near Macklin
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Clinician Patty Kramps of Pickardville, Alta. (kneeling at centre) explains to 4-H members how to hook up miniature horse teams for driving carriages. The clinic held east of Macklin was organized by Debbie Ganser (at left) of the Senlac 4-H Multiple Club. Senlac 4-H members and members from Edgerton who are part of 3 Cities 4-H Multi Clubout of Paradise Valley took in the course. Ganser told The Provost News that people learn the skill for “pleasure driving or you can go into competition. ©Provost News Photo.
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