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Showjumping starts Northland secondary schools sports association calendar

Adam Pearse
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Deputy Political Editor·Northern Advocate·
13 Feb, 2020 11:00 PMQuick Read

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Huanui College students Amelie McIlhinney (left), Danielle Gorrie and Charlotte Gorrie smile in the sun alongside horse, Moon Dragon at Barge Park yesterday. Photo / John Stone

Huanui College students Amelie McIlhinney (left), Danielle Gorrie and Charlotte Gorrie smile in the sun alongside horse, Moon Dragon at Barge Park yesterday. Photo / John Stone

The Northland Secondary Schools Sports Association calendar started with a bang yesterday as Northland's top young showjumpers took to Whangārei's Barge Park.

The open competition, which had male and female riders between Year 7 and Year 13 competing, saw good conditions to mark the start of a busy calendar for Northland's secondary school sportspeople.

Northern Advocate photographer John Stone went along to catch the action.

Lachie Peters from Whananaki School successfully clears the jump. Photo / John Stone
Lachie Peters from Whananaki School successfully clears the jump. Photo / John Stone
Kamo Intermediate School rider Blaze Nicholas with mount Cinderella. Photo / John Stone
Kamo Intermediate School rider Blaze Nicholas with mount Cinderella. Photo / John Stone
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Whangārei Girls' High School's Morgan Good looks along the course. Photo / John Stone
Whangārei Girls' High School's Morgan Good looks along the course. Photo / John Stone
Whangārei Girls' High School riders Jazmine Murray (left), Freya Topper and Sarah Topper watch the action. Photo / John Stone
Whangārei Girls' High School riders Jazmine Murray (left), Freya Topper and Sarah Topper watch the action. Photo / John Stone
Bella Harvey from Whangārei Girls' High School clears the jump with ease. Photo / John Stone
Bella Harvey from Whangārei Girls' High School clears the jump with ease. Photo / John Stone

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