Amanda McGill-Borden and daughter Sophia competed at National Barrel Horse Association (NBHA) Canada Finals in early October, qualify for Worlds
Now, the Sault native and Prince Township resident has turned it into a bold, successful activity at the competitive level.
They also include pole bending, horse and rider running a weaving path around six poles arranged in a line. “Basically you compete all spring and summer to try and get enough points to qualify to be entered into the Canada Finals run. The competitions are held in Sudbury, Cochrane, Bonfield, all over the place,” McGill-Borden told SooToday.
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