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04/04/2022
By Erle Levey
Easter at Stirling’s Crossing Endurance Ride is proceeding with confidence.
This follows concern that the trails, especially the forestry tracks, had been washed out during the recent extreme rain event.
Stirlings Crossing Endurance Club president Kim Moir said that meetings with HQPlantations were very positive.
“They must be complimented for their willingness to work with us to allow an Easter event to happen at Imbil,’’ Kim said.
“It was evident that some terrible damage had occurred and they have shown great commitment to make things happen.
“The repairs are reflective of their business but they have also thought about us and the impact Easter at Stirlings has on the Imbil community.
“A great many people come into the town at Easter and the endurance ride has been happening in one form or other for the past 20 years.
“Before that it was held at Kenilworth so there is a long and proud history there.’’
There will be 12 endurance events over three days.
About 300 riders and supporters from throughout Queensland and northern New South Wales are expected to attend at the Stirlings Crossing Endurance Centre from April 15-17...
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