A delightful glimpse into the world of equestrian competition in turn-of-the-century Ontario, this book recounts the events and highlights of the Galt Horse Show of 1902. From show jumping to barrel racing, the author captures the excitement and thrill of the day, making this a must-read for anyone interested in the history of horse sports.

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