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Central Region Juried Art Exhibition on display at PFAE

Article content By Lee Beaton The Central Region Juried Art Exhibition (CRJAE) is on display in our Main Gallery until May 27. Twenty-five pieces were selected to tour the Central Region until the end of October. The tour will continue for the month of June at the Golden Prairie Arts Council in Carman. It will then be on display in Morden at the Pembina Hills Arts Council in July. For the month of August, the tour moves to Holland and will be on display at the Tiger Hills Arts Association. The last stop on the tour is in Winkler for the month of October at Winkler Arts & Culture. The local artists whose pieces are selected to tour are: Levina Cunnigham, Robert Greenlay, Janelle Houle, Kim Malenchak, Andrew Matthews, Fran Pickell, Sandra Proulx, Darlene Vust and Melissa Woods. They are joined by Susan J Crawford-Young, Nicole Delichte, Esther Hildebrand, Barbara Kaminsky, Jean Mackie, Gisele Timmerman and Kathy Wikdahl. The gallery is open Monday to Wednesday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. please use our South Entrance and call, 204-239-6029, and let us know how many people to expect.

PFAE offers spring virtual classes and more

Article content By Lee Beaton It is Spring and we have launched our Spring Virtual Classes and Workshops. With the current uncertainty regarding possible changes in restrictions and with the repairs from the flood, our classroom and studio spaces will be under construction for the next while. Our first 6-week, Handbuilt Pottery with Gabe’s Pottery begins on April 22. In this class, students will be creating three functional pieces that include a cereal bowl, a tumbler and a mug with a handle. These pieces will be finished with glaze. Students will make three non-functional pieces that include a succulent dish and a coil plant pot. The techniques used include slab and coil building and applying texture and patterns to your creations. Registration is open online at prairiefusion.ca/classes-and-workshops.

Freewheelin Dylan serves up an Irish Grand National shock at 150-1 | Horse Racing News

UPDATED 8:57PM, APR 5 2021 The magic of the BoyleSports Irish Grand National waved its wand once again to produce yet another astonishing tale, with the Dermot McLoughlin-trained Freewheelin Dylan becoming the biggest-priced winner in the race's history at 150-1 under an ecstatic Ricky Doyle. It took the Sheila Mangan-owned winner roughly the same distance to travel to the behind-closed-doors Fairyhouse highlight on Easter Monday as it did for him to gallop into the race's history books, with the local success meaning the fulfilment of a lifetime ambition for the trainer. McLoughlin was following in the footsteps of his late father Liam, who rode Kerforo to victory in the 1962 edition, and if ever there was a jumping performance to exemplify the spirit of an Irish Grand National winner, this was it.

150-1 winner of Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse as Freewheelin Dylan storms to glory

150-1 winner of Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse as Freewheelin Dylan storms to glory Huge outsider proves unstoppable at Fairyhouse under inspired Ricky Doyle. By Press Association Monday 5 Apr 2021, 5:30 PM 6 hours ago 30,042 Views 22 Comments FREEWHEELIN DYLAN CAUSED a seismic shock with a 150-1 victory in the Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse. Ricky Doyle celebrates winning with Freewheelin Dylan Source: Morgan Treacy/INPHO Dermot McLoughlin’s charge was widely unconsidered for the €400,000 showpiece on what was his first appearance since finishing last of eight runners at Punchestown in October. However, ridden brilliantly by Ricky Doyle, the nine-year-old was in front after jumping the first fence and was never headed.

IRISH GRAND NATIONAL - Three horses worth backing at Fairyhouse on Easter Monday

IRISH GRAND NATIONAL - Three horses worth backing at Fairyhouse on Easter Monday Reporter:  '); The Irish Grand National (5.00) is the big race on the card on Easter Monday at Fairyhouse with Latest Exhibition likely to go off favourite for trainer Paul Nolan. He has plenty of class but will have to shoulder top weight to win.  I was always a fan of THE BIG DOG for this race but he was withdrawn early on Monday due to the drying ground. He is a bit of a mudlark and would have seen JJ Codd cutting to his lowest weight in almost 20 years to take the ride. With him out, I'm backing two in this year's renewal, the first being

'It's a rags to riches story with the price tag, we're out in Abu Dhabi and it's the trainer's first Grade 1 winner'

'); 'It's a rags to riches story with the price tag, we're out in Abu Dhabi and it's the trainer's first Grade 1 winner' Skyace cost £600 but the Abu Dhabi-based Irish owners celebrated a Grade 1 winner yesterday in Fairyhouse. By Fintan O'Toole Monday 5 Apr 2021, 6:45 PM 1 hour ago 2,950 Views 0 Comments Roscommon All-Ireland club winner Cathal McHugh was part of the winning Skyace syndicate. Roscommon All-Ireland club winner Cathal McHugh was part of the winning Skyace syndicate. IT BEGAN IN a low-key fashion in Ascot in November 2019 and brought them to yesterday in the city of Ajman in the United Arab Emirates, huddled around a laptop, roaring with a mixture of disbelief and joy as the race unfolded back home at Fairyhouse.

'Bending' glass bridge measuring 328ft opens and it boasts incredible views

A 328ft 'bending' glass bridge has opened in China - which is so scary people thought it was FAKE

Cheltenham Festival 2021 tips: Ruby Walsh's A to Z guide to this year's meeting at Prestbury Park

Cheltenham Festival 2021 tips: Ruby Walsh's A to Z guide to this year's meeting at Prestbury Park The legendary jockey tasted success on 59 occasions at the famous meeting before retiring from the saddle in 2019 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want the latest from the world of horse racing, football, rugby, GAA and more straight to your inbox? Sign up to our FREE newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Yes please! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.

The Irish millionaire couple bidding for Cheltenham Festival glory this year

The Irish millionaire couple bidding for Cheltenham Festival glory this year Noel and Valerie Moran have invested huge sums of money in top class horses in recent years The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want the latest from the world of horse racing, football, rugby, GAA and more straight to your inbox? Sign up to our FREE newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Yes please! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.