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Follow the Equestrian Nose. I met the equestrians in the parking lot near Poppitz Field at Lions Park where they had trailered their horses and saddled up to patrol Victoria. First they sauntered south toward the Victoria Recreation Center and then bridled north along Victoria Drive, carefully crossing the downtown Victoria intersection as the lights turned green. They stopped to visit kids and families as they progressed through the village. Swifty is a painted horse that belongs to Officer Terry Kaiser, a rider with an accent that easily betrays her deep southern roots. “Y’all have it very nice up here in Minnesota. It’s been a nice summer.” Her husband’s job called them north; they now live in Chaska. Cowboy is a white stallion that belongs to Officer Emily Boote of Chaska. “They are our own horses and there is no cost to the taxpayer for this service. We’re called to be a presence in the area and today we got to do Victoria.” The officers and their horses are members of the Carver County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse. The Posse is a volunteer organization that assists the Sheriff’s Office with security and crowd control, search and rescue operations, community relations and outreach activities, as well as special missions as assigned. New members are always welcome. It is required that members have a horse and a means to transport it. In addition to monthly meetings, members and their horses are required to participate in several training programs throughout the year. A Carver County residence is not required in order to become a member of the Carver County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse. Those interested are welcome to attend the Posse’s monthly meetings. For additional information, contact the Sheriff’s Office at 952-361-1212. Sue Orsen The Victoria Gazette Victoria, Minnesota
Flashes of Fire at Holy Family Catholic High School. *Peter Westerhaus bulls his way down the sideline after receiving a pass from Fire Quarterback Jeff Soule of Victoria in Holy Family’s 36-18 victory over the Central Raiders of Norwood Young America in their first conference game on Friday, September 11th. For the game, Soule led the Fire with 112 yards rushing on 20 carries. *Holy Family’s Maggie Renfro, a sophomore from Chaska, prepares to make her move as she scored two goals against St. John’s Prep in the Fire’s 4-1 victory on September 24th. *In a doubles match at Holy Family on September 24th, Caroline Kellogg of Chaska returns a serve as her partner, Michelle Wiehoff of Chanhassen, looks on in their victory over Minnehaha Academy. *Holy Family’s Peter Vakulskas of Chaska breaks into the clear as he takes off for the end zone on this reception. Vakulskas helped Holy Family earn the 33-14 victory as they played host to *The weather couldn’t stop the Fire on Friday night, October 2nd, as they torched the Hubmen of Jordan 42-14 and recorded their fifth win in as many games. Leading the offensive rush was Fire Junior Quarterback Jeff Soule of Victoria who recorded an astonishing 295 yards on the ground and scored 5 touchdowns. Patrick R. Boughton Sports Information Directoe Holy Family Catholic High School Victoria, Minnesota
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