The
King-Lyn Stables Precision Riding Team is comprised of a
group of young riders 14
years of age and up. The team headquarters is in
Monkton, Ontario and they
are coached by Connie Bull and Cathy Gilkinson from
King- Lyn Stables. The team members are all
accomplished riders and many
have been riding together since the team’s inception in
2002. The girls not only enjoy the precision team
performances they also individually compete in other
equestrian events such as rodeo, barrel racing, western
and English performance
events and youth team challenges to name a few. Their
partners on the team are predominately quarter horses
once again proving the versatility of
the breed. To become a member of this prestigious team
the girls must first compete in tryouts and although
their riding skills are first and foremost an important
factor in their selection, so also is their ability to
exhibit team spirit and interaction with team members.
The team is proud to have appeared throughout Ontario at
such events as the
Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto, the 2005 International Plowing Match, local
fairs and entertainment venues and are thrilled to be a
special attraction as the Colour Guard on the “Dodge
Rodeo Tour”. All the girls on the team consider
Milverton Rodeo, their home town rodeo. Not only is
their headquarters just a short 15 minute drive west of
Milverton but many of them compete at the Milverton
Rodeo Arena on a regular basis as members of the
Milverton Horse Club. A good number of the team
members live in the
immediate area.
Booking
Information: Please direct all booking inquiries
to:
The
King-Lyn Stables Precision Riding Team is comprised of a
group of young riders 14
years of age and up. The team headquarters is in
Monkton, Ontario and they
are coached by Connie Bull and Cathy Gilkinson from
King- Lyn Stables. The team members are all
accomplished riders and many
have been riding together since the team’s inception in
2002. The girls not only enjoy the precision team
performances they also individually compete in other
equestrian events such as rodeo, barrel racing, western
and English performance
events and youth team challenges to name a few. Their
partners on the team are predominately quarter horses
once again proving the versatility of
the breed. To become a member of this prestigious team
the girls must first compete in tryouts and although
their riding skills are first and foremost an important
factor in their selection, so also is their ability to
exhibit team spirit and interaction with team members.
The team is proud to have appeared throughout Ontario at
such events as the
Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto, the 2005 International Plowing Match, local
fairs and entertainment venues and are thrilled to be a
special attraction as the Colour Guard on the “Dodge
Rodeo Tour”. All the girls on the team consider
Milverton Rodeo, their home town rodeo. Not only is
their headquarters just a short 15 minute drive west of
Milverton but many of them compete at the Milverton
Rodeo Arena on a regular basis as members of the
Milverton Horse Club. A good number of the team
members live in the
immediate area. 
Booking
Information: Please direct all booking inquiries
to: