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Rainbow Riders unveil new home in St. John's

Joseph Gibbons | Posted: Dec. 15, 2017, 8:09 p.m. | Updated: Dec. 15, 2017, 10:02 p.m. | 1 Min Read
From left, Capital Campaign chairman Paul Antle, Patricia Fagan, Lt.-Gov. Frank Fagan and Antle’s daughters, Soleil, 5 and Cleo, 4, pose with Pickles, one of the horses at the new Rainbow Riders centre. Patricia Fagan is honorary patron of Rainbow Riders.
From left, Capital Campaign chairman Paul Antle, Patricia Fagan, Lt.-Gov. Frank Fagan and Antle’s daughters, Soleil, 5 and Cleo, 4, pose with Pickles, one of the horses at the new Rainbow Riders centre. Patricia Fagan is honorary patron of Rainbow Riders. - Joe Gibbons

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The grand opening of the Rainbow Riders Therapeutic Riding Centre took place at the facility on Mount Scio Road in St. John’s on Friday.

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