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Pure Gold Stables
Summer Jumper Series at Pure Gold Stables
BARN MANAGER, Heather Birkmire, 814/746-2664 EVENT MANAGER, Shae Marshall, 330/704-9459 LOCATION, 3325 State Route 45, Salem, Ohio WEBSITE, www.puregoldequine.com
by Shae Marshall
Everyone from Pure Gold Stables would like to send out a huge congratulations to everyone that participated in our Indoor Winter Show Series!
The series consisted of four winter themed shows with all levels available from ground rails to open jumper (3’9)
Champions included: Victoria Strauss, Meghan Smith, McKinley Midler, Sadie Kinsey, and Amy Sadiek! Awards are being customized and getting ready to ship out to the Top 5 in each division along with series payouts that were not collected. We will be hosting a Summer Jumper Series with a combination of indoor and outdoor shows depending on the weather. Make sure to check out our website for the dates! www. puregoldequine.com


They Wouldn’t Dare (Continued)
public, because we’ve earned it just by living another day. Future equestrians will always be born with some penchant for dodging death without concern for life insurance policies or DNR directives. That drive is fed by a subconscious understanding. Living fully alongside these flighty beasts demands a fearlessness of the myriad dangers. I would say that the equestrian collective remains the toughest Ride-Or-Die crew I know, as long as you don’t ask OSHA’s opinion.
Sarah Vas, a second-generation horsewoman, writes about her decades of adventure and mayhem among several breeds and disciplines, and countless equine educational endeavors both as student and teacher. Sarah owns and operates a continuation of her parents’ original business, Winfield Farm & Forge, Ltd., that which couldn’t currently exist without constant gratitude for Kevin, her very forgiving, ridiculously supportive husband. Together, they are quietly beginning to explore the Farm’s newest chapters, both in and out of the horse world. They are returning to Sarah’s family roots, this time as breeders of Arabian/Welsh Sport Ponies for dressage and carriage while husband and wife indulge their pent up creativity producing a variety of rustic décor and iron work.
