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Striving for a talent title

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Talented amateur and profession­al equestrian­s alike will perform at Equidays 2017 for their chance to walk away with the inaugural title of Equidays Top Talent Champion.

Hosted by Equidays Ambassador­s the Wilson Sisters, and sponsored by Isuzu D-Max, Equidays Top Talent is a new show designed to discover the most talented equines and their trainers from across New Zealand.

Ambassador Vicki Wilson said she and her sisters will be looking for unique talent that will inspire horse lovers across the country.

‘‘We’re excited to see aspiring equestrian­s have their moment in the spotlight and hope it inspires them to develop a deeper relationsh­ip with their horses, while raising the level of equine talent across New Zealand.

‘‘The event is a true cel- ebration of horsemansh­ip, creativity and talent, featuring an array of hopeful stars, all vying to win the hearts of the public and a share of the prize pool,’’ said Wilson.

Entrants are encouraged to mesmerise, entertain, and inspire in order to earn their time in the spotlight. Only the best will make it to the arena, with finalists performing during a show on Sunday, starting at 4.30pm.

Equidays would be held from October 13 - 15 at Mystery Creek Events Centre.

 ?? EMMA JAMES/FAIRFAX MEDIA ?? Vicki Wilson and Showtym Spotlight as Pegasus.
EMMA JAMES/FAIRFAX MEDIA Vicki Wilson and Showtym Spotlight as Pegasus.

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