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OHTA/Eventing Canada[!] 2011
Heather Wellman Youth Bursary
Congratulations to
KATIE WOOD
of Fenelon
Falls, Ontario

for being the 2011 recipient of the Heather
Wellman Youth Bursary!!!
Katie was one of fifteen applicants to apply for this
bursary, which was reinstated after a brief hiatus. Heather
Wellman was a volunteer, a founding Director of
Eventing Canada [!] and also served as a Director
of both the OHTA and HTC. Heather was committed to supporting
Young Riders in their quest for knowledge and competition. As
the winning recipient, Katie will receive a $500 credit for
Eventing Canada [!] clinics, two clinics with Peter
Gray as part of the Young Rider Program, a 2011 membership to
the Ontario Young Rider Program and one entry to a 2011 Ontario
Horse Trial. Eventing Canada [!] is proud to
partner with Ontario Horse Trials Association to offer
the Heather Wellman Youth Bursary to
this deserving Young Rider. Thank you to all Young Riders that
applied!
Heather Wellman was a genuine Volunteer, who loved horses, cats
and her many friends who shared her passions.
Heather was a founding Director of
Eventing Canada
[!] whose mandate is to promote Horse Trials and
Three Day Event with training opportunities and bursaries for
all Athletes in the Sport.
She previously served as a Director of both Ontario Horse Trials
Association (OHTA) and Horse Trials Canada (HTC).
Heather’s lilting voice was heard announcing at many
competitions in the province, and she made of point of learning
about as many of the competitors, their families and friends as
possible.
Heather was tireless in promoting the values and initiatives in
which she believed, and was committed to supporting Young Riders
in their quest for knowledge and competition across the country.
When Heather passed away in July 2002, the Sport lost a truly
wonderful friend, Volunteer and go-to person, who would do
almost anything to promote and assist our young Athletes achieve
their dreams.
Eventing Canada [!]
is proud to partner with Ontario Horse Trials Association
to offer the Heather Wellman Youth Bursary
to a deserving Young Rider.
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