Music Riders of Park Police Head to Aiken Hunt Meet
The U S Park Police equestrian team travels to Aiken for a weekend hunt event. Riders will entertain the crowd not police it while managing their own horse and gear. They plan a moonlight show and four practice runs to adapt to the venue.
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Aiken Hunt
U.S. Park
Denis Ayres
Aiken
Ayres
Horseback patrols curb crime in Washington and beyond
The U S Park Police equestrian team in Washington D C uses patrols on horses to deter crime and crowd trouble in downtown areas. Training totals 800 hours for riders with four years of street experience, while the musical ride program blends patrol work with show routines.
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U.S. Park
Sgt. Ayres
Washington, D.C
Denis Ayres
Aiken
Ayres
Washington
Aiken County Today Highlights
Brief page note from the Aiken Standard dated Friday March 23 1979 references SERS and local county coverage on page 5A with concise news items and community notices.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Amateur Rider Trials New Horse in Aiken Hunt Meet
Frank Costantino, an Aiken accountant, trains Sweet Vear for the Aiken Hunt Meet maiden race with hopes of a strong showing. The pair face tough amateur versus professional competition as they begin a path toward steeplechase racing across the Dixie Circuit starting in Aiken and moving to Camden, Atlanta, Southern Pines and Clemmons.
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Aiken Hunt
Frank Costantino
Costantino
Sweet Vear
Nebraska
Aiken
Camden
Atlanta
Southern Pines
Clemmons
Sweet Wear
Lynne Katonak
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