Harness Racing - Horse Racing - Dog Racing - Equestrian

Feb. 25 The girl ranges of Shepperton.: There are more than a hundred members of the Girl Horse rangers Association of Shepperton - all local working girls - all keen on horses and horse riding. The Association was formed by Company private secretary Sheila Moore who discovered a great interest in horse riding by girls who could not afford this usually rather expensive pastime, , Sheila is 25 and has her won horse 0 and by expert organisation the cost to individual members has been kept down to a few shillings a week. the horses and equipment are shared with the riding school. The uniforms are bought of all members. the art of horsemanship is taught the girls by Honorary Canadian instructress Mrs. Eilen Tuchak. Discipline in the Association is strict - and any variation is met with forfeiting rides - a very rare punishment. Photo shows Mrs. Eileen Tuchak from Montreal demonstrates just what can be done with a spot of the club's horses. She is assisted by twenty four year old Commandant of the Horse Rangers - Sheila Moore

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