We are back again with another Sunday afternoon grand prix in the Caledon Equestrian Park. This week we will feature the $20,000 Caledon Equestrian Park Grand Prix. This will be the second week with the grand prix set at the national level and not FE

I knew we had to make time in cross country, so we really went for it. The ground was perfect and the course was made for it, starting off gradually.

Most of the morning was spent walking Woody, then primping and preening him for the 10 a.m. jog, AM bathed him then braided him.

Woody went in the Great Meadows ring at 8:08, making for a bit of an early start, but it was well worth it to be back in the barn before things got too hot.

We set up half our tack stall (we are sharing with Lisa Marie) and then fed Woody some grain and searched for our hotel. Keep reading to find out more.

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The weather all around us is terrible. The weather service has issued a tornado warning for the region, but here at Angelstone farm, we have sunshine and we are preparing for the second grand prix of their summer season. This will be a 2* FEI rated g

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