Isabella da Silva on the back of Golden Gamble. They won the 70cm class.
MEYERTON – Horseback Riding is an outdoor activity that can be taken up by people of all ages.
According to a Meyerton-based equestrian trainer, Chanelle Louw, the sport is good for coordination, core strength, mental health, posture, stress-management, learning responsibility, focusing, building confidence and connecting with animals.
The Seyunique Equestrian Centre in Kookrus recently hosted an in-house competition on July 14 for horse riders of all levels.
Anyone interested in getting involved in horseback riding can contact Chanelle Louw on 083 278 8680 or send an email to seyunique@gmail.com
You can also check out the Seyunique Equestrian Centre’s Facebook, Instagram and TikTok accounts for more information.
Aiden Foulds riding Ignate a Flame. Aiden achieved a 2nd place in the 1m class. Photo: Here 4 The Moment PhotographyTrevor Roelofse, Henry Burger, Jo-Ann Burger and Britney Burger enjoying themselves next to the riding arena during the in-house competition on July 14. Photo: Christiaan CloeteChanelle Louw assists Lizé van Aarde riding Seyunique Boombay. Lizé achieved a 2nd place in the 40cm class. Photo: Christiaan CloeteThe team from Seyunique Equestrian Centre who made the day possible. From left: Chanelle Louw, Claire Bothma, Sarah Holden and Elizabeth Holden. Photo: Christiaan CloeteRozanne Foulds and Angelique Jacobs of Ergbederf Coffee Shop at the Seyunique Equestrian Centre in Kookrus made sure that everyone was catered for during the in-house competition. Photo: Christiaan Cloete
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