The 10th anniversary of Pedigree Camp is planned for the weekend of June 17-19 in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
The camp will begin on Friday afternoon with an introductory session on pedigree basics for first-time attendees, followed by an evening get-together and lobster dinner for all, including members of the Island horse breeding community.
There are two working sessions on Saturday, with a morning devoted to broodmares and sire selection, and an afternoon on yearling and bloodstock selection. Saturday night is race night at Red Shores’ Charlottetown Driving Park.
A wrap-up session on Sunday will test attendees on what they have learned, and there will be an opportunity on Sunday afternoon to visit some of the breeding farms in the ‘Kentucky of Canada,’ followed by a wind-up graduation party in the award-winning garden of host Norman Hall of Pedigree Matching.
Interested attendees should contact Norman at [email protected] for registration forms and further information. Deadline for expressing interest in attending is April 30, at which time final arrangements of a venue and accommodations will be made based on the level of interest.
There is a $100 fee for the camp to cover the venue and dinner. Attendees will require a ‘Guru level’ subscription to the PM Online website.
(Pedigree Matching)