Langley's Thunderbird Show Park rides into 50th year atop international reputation

May 31, 2023

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Top international rider/horse combinations will compete for team bragging rights at FEI Nations Cup show-jumping event.

Langley’s Tiffany Foster and her mount Hamilton will be part of the Canadian team vying for the FEI Jumping Nations Cup at Thunderbird Show Park in Langley on June 4. Photo by Quinn Saunders

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Langley's Thunderbird Show Park rides into 50th year atop international reputation

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