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Ann Arbor News, November 2, 1962
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BRISK RIDE: Returning from a cross-country jaunt are riders of the Everett Riding School on N. Maple Rd. The daily treks over Ann Arbor's hills and dales are only one phase of riding they learn during many hours on horseback. There's also the art of equitation, jumping and dressage, to name a few, and ardent riders don't mind practicing many hours a day to polish their talents.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 2, 1962
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RIDING HIGH: Jane Berkeley riding "Forward," practices jumps during a riding session at the Everett Riding School. Janie also competes in equitation competition at shows around the state. She has received ribbons for jumping, both as a team member and individually.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 2, 1962
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NEEDS WORKOUT: Karen Nimke, a student at the University and instructor at the Everett Riding School, works four-year-old "Euchre" on a longe line before mounting him. Karen expects to make horsemanship her profession upon graduation. She has gained fame in the area in jumping, has captained the Everett jump team, the "Everetties," and won the Hawthorne Hills trophy in dressage the last two years.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 2, 1959
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HORSE SHOW WINNERS: These three Ann Arbor area girls (left to right) Caryl Jane Miller, Linda Sinkule and Anne Garrison, have been awarded state riding championships by the Michigan Horse Show Association. The three rode under the colors of the Little Lexington Saddle Horse Farm at 4301 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd., Lodi township.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 2, 1962
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BEST FRIEND: Connie Hunter's prize companion is her horse, "Bonfire," a thoroughbred hunter. Connie, 14, daughter of the John C. Hunters of Geddes Rd., has been riding since she was three years old and has placed high in competition for hunter classes and hunter seat equitation.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1964
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HEADING FOR THE WOODS: What better way to climax a hard day of work and play at summer riding camp than to take to the trails? These young riders, day campers at Everett's Riding School on North Maple Road, are being led by counselor Jane Berkeley and include (front to rear) Janie Brown, Gloria Brown, Brookie Hinerman, Sarah Kennedy, Paul Schneider, Sharon Siller and Margaret Westrum. Mrs. Jerry Everett owns and operates the school.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1964
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SIDE SADDLE: Mary Ann Bonisteel tries out a side saddle on "Jake" at Huron River Stables. The saddle belonged to the maternal grandmother of Anne MacCarthy, who is a counselor at the stable's day camp, and originally was purchased by Anne's great-grandfather who owned a stable in New Jersey.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1964
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HUNT COURSE IN MINIATURE: A current project in the crafts program included in camp activities at Huron River Stables is this mural depicting a miniature hunt course complete with jumps, cedar "trees," hounds and old Reynard himself. Working on the mural are (from left) Mary Hubbard, Lynn Huguelet, Carol Greig, Sue Moody, Lynn Loughner and Debby Conard. The counselor in charge of the craft program is Georgia Price, a student in the University's College of Architecture and Design. Owners and operators of the stable are Mr. and Mrs. James R. Alder Jr.