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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HEAVE, HO! There's always some fun to be had when "Marilyn," the burro, ambles out to stir up some excitement at Huron River Stables. A good old-fashioned tug 'o war is in the making here with (left to right) Marycke Vreede, Wendy Allen and Joan Garrett, and, of course, "Marilyn."

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.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1964
Caption:
SCRUB DOWN: Grooming the horses is tough work but fun, too, as these day campers are discovering. Hard at work on these four horses are (from left) Mark English, Paul Parravano and Kathy Kehoe; Sue Van Antwerp and Bruce Marlatt; Alan Hubbard and Stephanie Price; and Jimmy Hendrickson and Michele LesStrang.