Masters Championships at Spruce Meadows
Posted Sep 7, 2013 8:43 am.
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It’s a big day at Spruce Meadows, site of the final two days of The Masters Show Jumping Event.
Spruce Meadows spokesman Ian Allison tells 660News the second-last day of the tournament is always one of the most important days of the five day event.
“Of course the BMO Nations Cup, so much part of the tradition at the masters. Live television across Canada. The best nations competing here, the World champions, the Pan American champions, the newly Crowned European champions from Great Britain, so Canada will be in tough,” says Allison.
With 50,000- 60,000 spectators each day on the weekend, you’re advised to take the shuttle busses running to the grounds from the Bridlewood-Sommerset L.R.T. Station.
