QUINTE – ST. LAWRENCE BRANCH CADORA
2016 DRESSAGE HORSE SHOW SERIES
EQUINE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT-BRONZE - SILVER –
GOLD
2016 PRIZE LIST
EQUINE CANADA SANCTIONED
QUINTE – ST. LAWRENCE BRANCH CADORA
is pleased to present three (each)
Bronze, Silver and Gold
Equine Canada Sanctioned Dressage Competitions
in 2016
CONTENTS:
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QSLB Info
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Equine Canada Info
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General Info
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QSLB Annual Awards
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Equine Skills Development shows
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Bronze Show(s) Summary
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Silver Show(s) Summary
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Gold Show(s) Summary
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Show/Facility Details
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Directions to Show Sites
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QSLB 2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
President :
Vice-President:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
Membership Secretary:
COAI representative:
Website:
Marketing Coordinator
Directors at Large:
Volunteer Coordinator:
Micky Colton
Sharon Clark
Jane Casson
Georgie Jones
Sharrie Lynch
Micky Colton
Jeannie Gane
Erin Colton-Edwards
Diane Cuddy, Ellen Walker, Pam Haggarty
Garnet Clapp
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***QSLB reserves the right to: limit entries, divide or combine classes and govern all
conditions of the competitions, subject to the rules of Equine Canada***
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ENTRANTS IN ALL QSLB SHOWS REQUIRE AN O.E.F. MEMBERSHIP
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EC rules will be strictly followed. Every class herein is covered by the rules and specifications of
the current rules and will be held and judged in accordance with the current EC Rule Book
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A602.1 The QSLB competition is sanctioned as a Platinum, Silver, Gold or Bronze competition
member of Equine Canada, 308 Leggett Dr. Ste 100, OTTAWA, On K2K 1Y6 and is governed by
the rules of EC.
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Knowledge of the EC rules is the responsibility of each competitor.
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Required memberships: All competitors must hold a relevant Provincial Sport Organization
(PSO) membership, an EC Bronze, Silver or Gold Sport License, and, for Silver and Gold
competitions, must be either a Dressage Canada senior or junior member. For the Gold and
Silver shows, all horses must have a passport and a valid EC horse license (sticker in the
passport) to compete. If owned by a temporary sport license holder, a temporary horse
registration form must be purchased at each competition entered.
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Per Article A801, every entry at an EC-sanctioned competition shall constitute an agreement by
the person responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider and
horse shall be subject to the EC constitution and all rules of EC and any additional rules set by
the competition. It is the responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in ECsanctioned competitions to be knowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the applicable
rules of EC and the additional rules, if any, imposed by the competition. Do not participate in
this EC-sanctioned competition in any capacity if you do not consent to be bound by the
constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competition.
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ALL tests will be the EC tests -available at www.equinecanada.ca
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There will be a Dressage Canada Levy fee of $7.00 per entry charged for Bronze/Silver and Gold
shows. For more information about the DC Levy Program see www.equinecanada.ca
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Please read your Equine Canada Rule Books and know the rules. They are available online at
www.equinecanada.ca or from: Equine Canada, 308 Leggett Dr. , Suite 100, Ottawa, Ontario K2K
1Y6 or Ontario Equestrian Federation: 1 West Pearce Street, Suite 201 Richmond Hill, Ontario
L4B 3K3.
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EQUINE CANADA STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE:
Statement of Principles Equine Canada (EC), the national equestrian federation of Canada, supports
adherence to the humane treatment of horses in all activities under its jurisdiction.
EC is committed to:
 upholding the welfare of all horses, regardless of value, as a primary consideration in all
activities;
 requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect and compassion, and that they never
be subjected to mistreatment;
 ensuring that owners, trainers and exhibitors, or their agents, use responsible care in the
handling, treatment and transportation of their own horses as well as horses placed in their
care for any purpose;
 providing for the continuous well-being of horses by encouraging routine inspection and
consultation with health care professionals and competition officials to achieve the highest
possible standards of nutrition, health, comfort and safety as a matter of standard operating
procedure;
 providing current information on Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Equines and
other equine health and welfare initiatives ;
 continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare;
 requiring owners, trainers and exhibitors to know and follow their sanctioning
organization’s rules, and to work within industry regulations in all equestrian competition;
and
 reviewing, revising and developing competition rules and regulations that protect the
welfare of the horse.
The Standard by which conduct or treatment will be measured is that which a person, informed and
experienced in generally accepted equine training and exhibition procedures, would determine to be
neither cruel, abusive, nor inhumane.
SOME EQUINE CANADA RULES: (competitors should be aware of the following)
 Horses must be entered under the name shown in the passport. Riders must use the name
on their Equine Canada membership to ensure accurate submission to EC of show results.
 Only parents/legal guardians may sign the liability waiver form on behalf of a minor child.
Trainers, coaches, agents, etc may no longer sign this form. In the case of junior entries, parents
or guardians are entitled to sign their children's entry form without holding an EC Sport License,
provided they agree to abide by the rules and penalties contained in the Rule Book. (See A214.2).
 PERSON RESPONSIBLE: The Person Responsible for a horse must be an adult who has, or shares,
responsibility for the care, training, custody, and performance of the horse and who has official
responsibility for that horse under EC Rules and is liable under the penalty provisions of the Rules
for any violation of the EC Rules. For the purpose of these Rules, the Person Responsible is
normally the trainer, owner or the competitor who rides or drives the horse during an event, or a
parent or legal guardian in the case of junior competitors. The Person Responsible is ultimately
responsible for the condition, fitness and management of the horse and is alone responsible for
any act performed in the stables by himself or herself or by any other person with authorized
access to the horse, or while the horse is being ridden, driven or exercised. The Person
Responsible must hold a valid EC Sport License in good standing at the same level or higher in
which the horse is competing. However, when the competitor is a Junior, the competitor cannot
be the Person Responsible and the Person Responsible may be a parent/guardian who must be at
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minimum an EC or USEF member in good standing. The entry form must list the Person
Responsible’s name, their EC or USEF member number and be signed.
 It is compulsory for the horse’s competition number to be worn by the horse or
rider/handler anywhere outside the stall from the time that the number is issued until the
end of the competition so that officials can identify the horse.
 In the case of a fall of horse and/or rider, while in the competition arena, the rider will be
eliminated immediately from the class.
 **EFFECTIVE AS OF 2012 - ARTICLE E 4.0 SAFETY HEADGEAR**: All riders, regardless of age
or level or competition, must wear properly fitted and fastened safety-approved protective
headgear at all times when mounted at any EC-sanctioned Dressage competition at the event
location. Note: At the tack check which follows the test, the steward may ask the rider to
dismount so that the helmet may be inspected for the safety-approved label.
 A horse/pony may be ridden at two consecutive levels with the same or two different riders but
may not be entered in the same class with two different riders.
 No horse/pony may be ridden in more than four tests (including the freestyle) in one day. A
horse/rider combination may compete in a maximum of two consecutive EC freestyle levels per
day. These must correspond to the technical levels at which the horse/rider combination is
competing on the same day; e.g: Second Level technical plus First and Second Level freestyles.
 For freestyles, the rider must provide the show organizer with a functioning copy of their
freestyle music, either a CD or USB.
 Freestyle eligibility for riders in Gold and Silver competitions (all EC levels and FEI freestyle
levels): A horse/rider combination must have obtained the following prior to competing in a
freestyle: a minimum score of 55% in a dressage test at the same technical level, or higher, as the
freestyle they wish to enter (e.g. 55% in First or Second Level to compete in the First and/or
Second Level Freestyle). The dressage score may have been obtained at an EC Gold/Silver
dressage competition prior to the competition, or may be obtained at the same competition in
which they wish to enter the freestyle. Note: Bronze competitions require no minimum technical
score.
 Technical scores earned at Silver competitions count toward entering a Freestyle in a Gold
competition and vice versa.
 Horses must enter the ring within 45 seconds of the bell or whistle.
 Riders must report, still mounted, to the steward or his/her representative for a tack check
immediately upon leaving the competition arena. The rider may not remove any equipment or
clothing before the steward has conducted their inspection. At the tack check a competitor may be
asked to dismount to allow an inspection of their headgear.
 A rider who is eliminated or retires during a test must still report to the steward for a tack
check.
All competitors are responsible for knowing and understanding their rulebooks:
Equine Canada Section A: General Rules and Regulations (2013) AND Equine Canada Section E:
Dressage (2013)
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GENERAL INFORMATION:
 Entries will be date stamped and, in the case of over-subscription, NO late entries will be
accepted. Should the show become over-subscribed prior to the entries closing, QSLB members
will be granted preferred entry.
 No horse /pony may be ridden in more than 4 tests (including freestyle) in one day.
 All classes in all shows will be offered as Open. Senior and Junior results will be calculated
separately for Year End awards, up to First Level. Riders must designate on the entry form their
status- AA/Open or Junior to ensure that QSLB submits the correct stats to EC and the OEF.
 When there is only one horse in any class, ribbons and prizes shall be awarded in accordance with
the following chart of percentage:
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1st – 60% or higher
2nd – 57% to 59.9%
3rd – 54% to 56.9%
4th – 51% to 53.9%
5th- all others
No ribbons or prizes shall be awarded below 5th place.
 Competition numbers must be worn and visible at all times in the schooling and exercise areas as
well as in the competition ring.
 For the Gold and Silver shows, all horses must have a passport and a valid EC horse license
(sticker in the passport) to compete. If owned by a temporary sport license holder, a temporary
horse registration form must be purchased at each competition entered.
 Any horse entered in any class at a competition may be selected for equine medication control
testing while at the event location, including Bronze shows.
 Refunds/Scratches: There will be NO refunds after the closing date of entries. In the event the
competition has to be cancelled, refunds will be given after all expenses to the organizing
committee are covered.
 Hors concours entries will be accepted if time permits.
 Non-competing horses, at the sole discretion of the show organizer, will be allowed but must pay
the administration fee in order to receive a number.
 QSLB, show organizers and facility owners take no responsibility for any loss, theft, or damage to
any equipment.
 Insurance: Competitors are responsible for all insurance to themselves, employees, owners and
horses, etc. All owners are personally responsible for damages to third parties caused by
themselves, their employees, their agents or their horses. They are therefore strongly advised to
take out third-party insurance to provide full coverage for participation in equestrian events and
to keep the policy up to date. (or to ensure that their memberships, such as OEF, provide such
insurance in such situations.)
 Canteens may be set up at Glamorgan Farm shows. Please check www.QSLBCadora.ca or the QSLB
Facebook page closer to the show date for confirmation
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 Canteens will not be set up at the Doornekamp Farm shows. Water and snacks only will be
available, please pack accordingly.
 Please leave your dogs at home per the request of QSLB and the show facility owners
 Limited stabling is available at Glamorgan Farm. Please see notes in show detail section
 Don’t forget to include your payment in full, as well as copies of all your memberships. Incomplete
entries may be returned. Note: for Glamorgan shows, one copy of memberships is required, but
liability waiver must be completed for each Glamorgan show. As there is a different show
organizer for Doornekamp show, a copy of the memberships is required for this show.
 Volunteers: QSLB shows are non-profit and run wholly by volunteers – we always need more! If
you have a high school student interested in volunteer hours, we will be pleased to sign their
volunteer forms. Please email [email protected] if you can help out.
 Sponsorship is always appreciated – please email [email protected] to contribute.
ADVANTAGES OF MEMBERSHIP IN QSLB:
1. Reduced showing costs, administration fee - $15 for members as compared
to $25 for non-members. Complete entry forms, including membership
copies, requiring no follow-up by the show organizer will be refunded $5 at
the show by the Secretary.
2. Subsidized club events e.g. speakers, clinics- 20% savings per event to
members
3. Volunteering has rewards- i.e. gas cards, draws, lunch at the show.
4. Eligibility for year-end awards
Join us, become a member of a club of like-minded dressage enthusiasts!
Membership forms available on line at QSLBCadora.ca
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QSLB ANNUAL AWARDS PROGRAM FOR 2016
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Riders must be members of QSLB in order to be eligible for these awards.
Competitors must be members of QSLB prior to first show (June) to be eligible for year-end
awards.
Only QSLB Bronze, Silver or Gold show results may be used to tabulate the winners.
Horse/rider combination must have entered, competed in, and have scores from two shows
of the same ilk (Bronze/Silver/Gold) to be eligible for year end awards.
For 2016, QSLB will not be offering year end awards for the ESD show.
AWARDS – BRONZE SHOWS (QSLB members/riders only are eligible):
Champion and Reserve: Junior and Senior, Training to Fourth Level, based on the total of your best
two scores over 50%, from 2 different judges at two different shows, excluding Freestyles.
AWARDS – SILVER SHOWS (QSLB members/riders only are eligible):
Champion and Reserve: Junior and Senior, Training to Fourth Level, based on the total of your best
two scores over 50%, from 2 different judges at two different shows, excluding Freestyles.
AWARDS – GOLD SHOWS (QSLB members/riders only are eligible):
Champion and Reserve: Junior and Senior, Training to GP, based on the total of your two best scores
over 50%, from 2 different judges at two different shows, excluding Freestyles.
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SHOW INFORMATION
Equine Skills Development SHOWS (information and classes offered):
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Memberships required for ESD Competitions:
o OEF (Ontario Equestrian Federation) membership,
All W/T to Trg level tests will be ridden in the 20 x 40m ring.
All First Level tests will be ridden in the 20 x 60m ring.
DF= Doornekamp Farm
ESD Entry fees- $20.00 per class
Please see the separate ESD prize list for show locations and information
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SHOW INFORMATION
BRONZE SHOWS (information and classes offered):
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Memberships required for Bronze Competitions:
o OEF (Ontario Equestrian Federation) membership,
o EC (Equine Canada) Bronze Sport License.
All W/T to Trg level tests will be ridden in the 20 x 40m ring.
All First to Fourth level tests will be ridden in the 20 x 60m ring.
GF = Glamorgan Farm, DF= Doornekamp
Bronze Entry fees- $25.00 per class
FREESTYLES – are available at all Bronze shows, please notify the show organizer in advance if
you wish to do one. EC freestyles are available at www.equinecanada.ca
TEST
Walk/Trot A
Walk/Trot B
Walk/Trot C
Walk/Trot D
EC Training 1
EC Training 2
EC Training 3
EC First 1
EC First 2
EC First 3
EC Second 1
EC Second 2
EC Second 3
EC Third 1
EC Third 2
EC Third 3
EC Fourth 1
EC Fourth 2
EC Fourth 3
Sunday
June 26th
(GF)
Sunday
July 17th
(GF)
Sunday
August 21st
(DF)
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SILVER SHOWS (information and classes offered):
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Memberships required for Silver Competitions:
o OEF (Ontario Equestrian Federation) membership,
o EC (Equine Canada) Silver Sport License,
o Equine Canada horse passport with 2016 horse license sticker
All tests will be ridden in the 20 x 60m ring.
GF = Glamorgan Farm, DF= Doornekamp Farm
Silver Entry fees- $30.00 per class
FREESTYLES – are available at all Silver shows, please notify the show organizer in advance if
you wish to do one. EC freestyles are available at www.equinecanada.ca
TEST
EC Training 1
EC Training 2
EC Training 3
EC First 1
EC First 2
EC First 3
EC Second 1
EC Second 2
EC Second 3
EC Third 1
EC Third 2
EC Third 3
EC Fourth 1
EC Fourth 2
EC Fourth 3
Sunday
June 26th
(GF)
Sunday
July 17th
(GF)
Saturday
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(DF)
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GOLD SHOWS (information and classes offered):
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Memberships required for Gold Competitions:
o OEF (Ontario Equestrian Federation) membership,
o EC (Equine Canada) Gold Sport License,
o Dressage Canada membership,
o Equine Canada horse passport with 2016 horse license sticker
All tests will be ridden in the 20 x 60m ring. Ensure you specify which test requested on
entry form.
GF = Glamorgan Farm, DF= Doornekamp Farm
Gold Entry fees- $35.00 per class
FREESTYLES – are available at all Gold shows, first level and above, please notify the show
organizer in advance if you wish to do one. EC freestyles are available at
www.equinecanada.ca
TEST
EC Training 1
EC Training 2
EC Training 3
EC First 1
EC First 2
EC First 3
EC Second 1
EC Second 2
EC Second 3
EC Third 1
EC Third 2
EC Third 3
EC Fourth 1
EC Fourth 2
EC Fourth 3
FEI PSG
FEI I1
FEI I2
FEI GP
FEI 4 yr old
FEI 5 yr old
FEI 6 yr old
FEI children
FEI juniors
FEI young riders
FEI para
Sunday
June 26th
(GF)
Sunday
July 17th
(GF)
Saturday
August 20th
(DF)
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SHOW DETAILS:
NOTE: Entries for all shows must be sent to the designated show organizers
and must be received by the closing date!
Sunday, June 26, 2016 – BRONZE/ SILVER/GOLD Show
Facility:
Glamorgan Farm, Foxboro
Judge:
Steward:
John MacPherson/ EC SS
Sue Foell, EC SM
Closing Date:
Riding Times:
June 18, 2016
will be posted on www.QSLBCadora.ca on Wednesday June 22nd
Facility Owner: Marilyn, Don & Dana Boychuk
Facility Address: 433Foxboro-Stirling Road, Foxboro, ON K0K 2B0
Facility Website: www.glamorganfarm.ca
Show Organizer:
Note:
Jane Casson
9 Dungannon Dr., Belleville, ON K8P 5C9
Tel: 613-962-5427
Email: [email protected]
Limited stabling is available, please contact facility owner through their website
Sunday, July 17, 2016 – BRONZE/SILVER/GOLD Show
Facility:
Glamorgan Farm, Foxboro
Facility Owner: Marilyn, Don & Dana Boychuk
Facility Address: 433Foxboro-Stirling Road, Foxboro, ON K0K 2B0
Facility Website: www.glamorganfarm.ca
Judge:
Steward:
Elaine Potter, EC M
Sue Foell, EC SM
Closing Date:
Riding Times:
July 9, 2016
will be posted on www.QSLBCadora.ca on Wednesday July 13th
Show Organizer:
Note:
Jane Casson
9 Dungannon Dr., Belleville, ON K8P 5C9
Tel: 613-962-5427
Email: [email protected]
Limited stabling is available, please contact facility owner through their website
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Saturday, August 20, 2016 – SILVER/GOLD Show
Facility:
Doornekamp Farm, Odessa
Judge:
Steward:
Don Barnes, EC SS
Sue Foell, EC SM
Closing Date:
Riding Times:
August 13, 2016
will be posted on www.QSLBCadora.ca on Wednesday August 17th
Facility Owner: Sheri and Hank Doornekamp
Facility Address: 588 Scotland Rd., Odessa, ON K0H 2H0
Show Organizer:
Diane Cuddy
PO Box 421,Verona, Ontario,K0H-2W0
Tel: 613 374-3682
[email protected]
NOTES: No stabling available.
Sunday, August 21, 2016 – ESD/BRONZE Show
(see ESD prize list for information)
Facility:
Doornekamp Farm, Odessa
Facility Owner: Sheri and Hank Doornekamp
Facility Address: 588 Scotland Rd., Odessa, ON K0H 2H0
Judge: Lynne Poole, EC B
Closing Date:
Riding Times:
August 13, 2016
will be posted on www.QSLBCadora.ca on Wednesday August 17th
Show Organizer:
Note:
Diane Cuddy
PO Box 421,Verona, Ontario,K0H-2W0
Tel: 613 374-3682
[email protected]
No stabling available.
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DIRECTIONS TO SHOW SITES:
Glamorgan Farm:
Address: 433 Foxboro-Stirling Road, RR 1 Foxboro, Ontario K0K 2B0
From the 401 west of Belleville:
 Head north on Wallbridge-Loyalist Road; continue on Wallbridge-Loyalist Road until it ends
at Foxboro-Stiring Road (HWY 14).
 Head east (turn right) on Foxboro-Stirling Road.
 Glamorgan Farm is about 1km east of Wallbridge-Loyalist Road and is on the south side of
the road (911# is 433).
From the 401 east of Belleville:
 Head north on Highway 62.
 At Foxboro-Stirling Road (HWY 14) head west (turn left).
 Glamorgan Farm is about 2km west of Highway 62 and is on the south side of the road (911#
is 433).
Doornekamp Farm:
Address: 588 Scotland Road, Odessa, ON K0H 2H0
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From Hwy 401, Wilton Rd North (exit 599).
Turn left onto Scotland Rd (first road, ½ km), farm is at end of road.
We would like to thank our sponsors for their generous donations!
County Saddlery
Bridle Path Tack shop
Herbs for Horses
Wilton Tack
Greenhawk Stirling
Garnet Clapp
Laurie Smith
The Barking Spot
Grills Orchards
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