Next on our tour was the Masters at Spruce Meadows. This is very hoity-toity event for those with way-yyy too much money to throw around in raising horses and then flying them all around the world to jump with against other people's horses who also have too much money. How much money are we talking about? Well, I was talking to a family at the Sleep 8 who are attempting to move here from Britain, and airfare for their one horse is $12,000 one way. But at the Masters we also found that there were all sorts of other things to entertain us. In fact, we probably only saw about twenty minutes of actual horse jumping in the 5 hours we were there. First there was the Chrysler site. They had a bunch of vehicles set up for a test drive. The yellow Crossfire convertible and the Jeep Cherokee were the two we drove. Coolest point was the first picture where they had a little circle for you to do a donut. Their instructions: "Turn the wheel and floor it!" Driving the crossfire
Crossfire with Kim and Warren
The next thing for us to visit was the Prairie Dog competition in which groups of 4 dogs raced against the clock. And what a weird grouping it was. One group was a Pomeranian, a Newfoundlander, a Retriever and a Border Collie! Good entertainment! Newfie in action
One of the golden retrievers
Pomeraniam in action
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