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14-year-old mistakenly shoots pony while huntingDavid Delcore
Staff Writer | November 12,2013A Shetland pony named Ladybug was an unexpected hunting casualty over the weekend, according to the animal's Williamstown owners, who say a young hunter mistook their tiny pony for a deer while hunting with his father in Eden.
Two Shetland ponies were sharing a field with at least three deer when the fatal shot was fired shortly before 6:30 a.m. Saturday, according to Ladybug's owners, Patricia Pierce and Ken Hall, who were asleep miles away at the time.
Pierce and Hall live in Williamstown but free-lease their 13-year-old pony to Hillside Creek Stables on Shover Road in Eden, where Ladybug was used to provide riding lessons for young children.
Jamie Ketcham, who owns the stable with her mother, confirmed the shooting and said two ponies — Ladybug and another pony she owns — escaped a fenced-in pasture area and were both loose when Ladybug was shot and killed in what she characterized as a "tragic accident."
According to Pierce, Ketcham is at least half right.
"Is it really an accident if you shot something you weren't 100 percent sure was a deer?" she asked, referring to an incident that was investigated by a state game warden who is now working with Vermont State Police.
Col. David LeCours of the state Department of Fish and Wildlife said Tuesday the investigation was nearing completion and information would be presented to the county prosecutor to determine whether any criminal charges should be filed.
According to LeCours, the 14-year-old boy did almost everything right during youth hunting weekend. He was hunting with his mentor on private land with the owner's permission at the time of the incident, LeCours said, adding that one "cardinal rule" was broken.
"You need to be 110 percent sure of your target before pulling the trigger," LeCours said.
Pierce said the pony was shot through the heart and died instantly shortly after daybreak Saturday.
"A wonderful animal is dead right now because they took a shot they shouldn't have taken," Pierce said.
Pierce said she learned Ladybug was dead hours after the incident when Ketcham called to tell her what had happened, prompting Hall to report the incident to authorities.
Pierce said she was told the boy and his father, whom LeCours declined to name, were tracking three deer in a field when they saw two small deer and the back of what they mistakenly concluded was the third larger deer that had been traveling with them.
Pierce said the exposed back of her pony was all that was visible over the top of a grassy knoll, but father and son opted to take the shot anyway.
"Everything they did was wrong," she said. "They shouldn't have taken the shot, period."
Hall said he couldn't agree more.
"Apparently the father said: 'Fire when ready,' and when (the boy) did, three deer ran off and one pony didn't," he said.
LeCours said such cases are "extremely rare" and he wasn't aware of any others like it over youth hunting weekend.
With rifle season set to start Saturday, Pierce said she believed it was important to underscore the importance of being absolutely sure of what you're aiming at before pulling the trigger.
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We need to be honest about our fiscal problem. The debt is just a symptom, and it cannot be treated by increased revenues. Why? Because the real problem is spending. If politicians are given more revenues, they will just spend it. This principle has been demonstrated time and time again. Raising taxes will do nothing to fix the debt. The only way to reduce deficits is to reduce the burden of government spending. It's not a 35% tax bracket instead of 39.6% standing in the way of fiscal sanity, nor a 15% capital gains tax instead of 20%. It's the self-described socialist Bernie Sanders and his comrades on the left blocking us from doing what needs to be done.
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Sierra High's girls swimming team clinched its second straight outright Valley Oak League championship and third in a row overall in its final regular-season dual meet against East Union last year.
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Former Bayern Munich head coach Jupp Heynckes has claimed the Fifa Coach of the Year award, seeing off competition from Borussia Dortmund's Jurgen Klopp and retired Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
Heynckes led the Bavarian club to an unprecedented treble during 2012-13 before making way for Pep Guardiola in the summer.
Having picked up the award, Heynckes was quick to pay tribute to the staff who helped him during his third and final spell in Munich.
"I'm tremendously thankful to be here to pick up this award today," he said.
"It means an awful lot to me to pick up an award at the end of the career. It's not down to me. It's down to the whole of Bayern Munich, everybody that's concerned from the president to the players.
"They produced amazing performances and the coaching staff have made contributions. I want to thank everybody who has pulled together and helped me produce this winning team."
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TORONTO -- Canadian auto sales are on the road to besting their 2011 performance, with sales for the first 11 months of the year up 6.5 per cent to nearly 1.6 million vehicles, according to an industry-watcher.
DesRosiers Automotive Consultants said Monday year-to-date vehicle sales in Canada rose to 1.57 million with one month left in the year.
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Sales have only broken the 1.7-million mark in one year, 2002, when about 25,000 new vehicles were sold to Americans buying because of favourable exchange rates.
Gas prices have been a key concern for cost-conscious buyers, and that's helped push growth in the smaller, more fuel-efficient car category higher than in the truck segment. November car sales rose 7.6 per cent, while truck sales were up just one per cent.
For the year, car sales were up 10 per cent, compared to four per cent for trucks. Still, more trucks have been sold than cars so far this year and truck sales comprise 54.6 per cent of the market.
Ford Canada is on the road to taking the title of Canada's bestselling automaker of 2012 after reporting strong November sales that put it in first place for another month.
The Big Three Detroit automaker said Monday November sales rose to 19,447, up 7.4 per cent from a year ago, marking its best November since 2001. Car sales at Ford rose 14 per cent, while truck sales were up six per cent.
"November was a record-breaking month for Ford of Canada," said Dianne Craig, president and CEO at Ford of Canada.
"The Canadian auto industry has seen incredible growth in 2012, and we are pleased that Ford of Canada has outpaced it in November."
For the first 11 months of 2012, sales rose one per cent to 259,194 vehicles from 256,597 in 2011.
Meanwhile, rival Chrysler Canada said it sold 17,013 vehicles in Canada last month, up five per cent from November 2011, when the company sold 16,244, falling behind GM sales for the month.
The U.S. automaker said the increase helped it post its longest growth streak in its history at 36 consecutive months of year-over-year sales growth.
Chrysler also called it the best start to a year through 11 months since 2000.
Passenger-car sales improved to 2,802 cars sold for the month, up from 1,909 sold in the same month one year ago.Total truck sales dipped to 14,211 compared with 14,335 in November 2011.
At GM Canada, November sales slipped 3.2 per cent to 17,372, besting Chrysler for the month. Year-to-date sales, however, are behind Chrysler, down 5.5 per cent to 212,202.
Meanwhile, foreign nameplates continue to gain traction against the Detroit players and now hold about 55 per cent of market share.
Japanese automaker Toyota Canada said November sales of 14,512 Toyota, Lexus and Scion vehicles fell just slightly from 14,563 sold last November. However, year-to-date Toyota sales are up 21.1 per cent from last year, when the company was struggling to pump out supply after Japan's devastating tsunami in March.
Fellow Japanese carmarker Hyundai Auto Canada Corp. said year-over-year sales grew 20 per cent to 10,101 units for the best November in its history. Hyundai has sold 128,420 vehicles in Canada year-to-date, a gain of 4.6 per cent over the first 11 months of last year.
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Mazda Canada said November sales totalled 5,220, which represents an increase of 1 per cent compared to November 2011.
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Seattle, WA (Sports Network) - Mike Zunino drove in the game-winning run in the 10th inning to lift the Seattle Mariners past the Chicago Cubs, 5-4, on Friday.
Blake Parker (0-1) walked Michael Saunders and Raul Ibanez to open the 10th frame. Jason Bay then cued a sacrifice bunt to third to move the runners into scoring position. Shawn Camp, who replaced Parker, intentionally walked Justin Smoak to load the bases. Zunino worked a full count before ripping the game- winning hit up the middle.
Yoervis Medina (3-2) earned the win after tossing a scoreless 10th inning.
Nick Franklin went 3-for-5 with two doubles and a run scored and Ibanez cracked an RBI triple for the Mariners, winners in three of their last five games. Bay had a solo homer in the victory.
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Hisashi Iwakuma started for Seattle and gave up four runs on six hits while fanning five over eight innings. Iwakuma has lasted at least seven innings in 10 of his 17 starts this season.
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After his experience, Colton and his family spent years trying to find an image that resembled Colton's description. In 2006, Colton's father, Todd Burpo, saw a segment hosted by Glenn Beck on CNN that featured a young artist named Akiana Kramarik.
Kramarik is a painter and poet. She says she started having visions when she was four-years-old, claiming that God spoke to her. Kramarik started drawing and painting pictures of Jesus and heaven based on what she saw in her visions.
While watching the segment, CNN showed one of Kramarik's paintings titled "The Prince of Peace". Todd believed that the painting matched Colton's description, and Colton agreed that that was the most accurate resemblance he's seen.
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France kick started their 2012 Six Nations with a commanding 30-12 win over Italy at the Stade de France on Saturday.
Tries from Aurelien Rougerie, Julien Malzieu, Vincent Clerc and Wesley Fofana enabled the beaten World Cup finalists to extend their winning run at the Stade de France to nine matches. It means the tournament favourites remain unbeaten in home matches on the opening day of a Championship since 1975, although they did not have things all their own way early on today.
After plenty of early Italy possession, Dimitri Yachvili settled home nerves with a 12th-minute penalty. However, the visitors levelled the scores with a Kristopher Burton drop goal five minutes later, after the same player had failed with an earlier sighter.
The first try of this season's Six Nations competition came in the 21st minute when Rougerie took advantage of gaps in the Italy defence to score his 23rd try for his country. Yachvili added the extras with a routine conversion and the visitors led 10-3. Poor handling let Burton down when he had the opportunity to cross, before the same player reduced the deficit to four points in the 30th minute with a penalty, after Pascal Pape failed to roll away after a tackle.
The highlight of the first half came in the 35th minute when Louis Picamoles picked up at a scrum and found Malzieu on the outside - and the Clermont Auvergne wing held off several challenges in a powering run before crossing the line.
Italy were given a chance to reduce the deficit early in the second half but Burton's penalty attempt, from just inside the France half, dropped short of the posts. The same player did find the target in the 47th minute after Rougerie had been penalised, before Yachvili put a penalty wide after Italy were penalised for going off his feet at a tackle four minutes later.
Yachvili found the target with another penalty in the 52nd minute, making it 18-9 - and less than two minutes later Francois Trinh-Duc and Rougerie combined to help Clerc cross the line. Yachvili kicked the straightforward conversion, enabling France to stretch their advantage to 25-9.
Italy's Tobias Botes kicked a testing penalty within five minutes of the debutant's introduction for Burton to make the score 25-12. A glut of substitutions on both sides disrupted the flow of play in the second second half.
However, Fofana put the gloss on the win in the 72nd minute when he held off Luke McLean to mark his debut with a try. The conversion was put wide by Morgan Parra - but at 30-12 it did not prove costly.
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