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A bustling crowd enjoys an outdoor event on a sunny day, with people gathered near white tents and blue umbrellas, while spectators fill a grandstand under a bright blue sky with distant pine trees.

RACING SEASON OPENER IN THE BOOKS

If the results from the opening day of The Horses @ Evergreen Park are an indication, it could be a very competitive season in the race for top jockey and trainer. Among the seven races to kick of the July-August weekend event, there were no repeats.

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An older man with a mustache in a plaid shirt holds a water bottle and watches a jockey wearing a helmet and white silks at a sunny racetrack.

SEASON OPENS WITH FREE HOT DOGS, SEVEN RACES

If you’re coming for the racing, grab a free hot dog on your way in. Or if you’re there for the free hot dogs, make sure you stick around and take in all the racing on opening day of The Horses @ Evergreen Park on Sunday, July 5 at J.D.A.

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The image displays a man in a cowboy hat and beaded necklace with text promoting the Gayle Skunk Cap Indigenous Celebration on June 6 and 7 at Evergreen Park in Browning, Montana, an event sponsored by TC Energy, also featuring two horse riders racing and an Indian Relay Racing logo.

ANNOUNCER HAS DEEP ROOTS IN INDIAN RELAY RACING

Indian Relay Racing has been a part of Gayle Skunk Cap’s life for decades. His first hands-on taste of the sport was back in the 1980s when his late uncle, Leroy Skunk Cap, introduced him, in Montana, to what is sometimes called the original extreme sport.

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A man and a woman stand smiling while presenting a large check for four hundred ninety five thousand dollars in an exhibition hall featuring several classic cars with open hoods.

EVERGREEN GETS FUNDING FOR ENHANCED CELL SERVICE

When you walk into the offices at Evergreen Park you can’t miss the words on the wall – “Welcome To Evergreen Park … Guests First!” Thanks in big part to TELUS, the Government of Alberta and the County of Grande Prairie, Park guests have been put first again.

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