07/05/2026
Valour Park Association was honoured to participate in a Spruce Meadows North American tournament, joining thousands of spectators for Canada‘s premier summer equestrian event. Members from across Alberta came together for an outstanding weekend of camaraderie, public engagement, and Military heritage. More than 20 historic military vehicles, representing service from the second world war through the early 2000s, were probably displayed, including the association‘s newest vehicle, a 1937 Chevy Master known as “Lulu Belle” and a 1943 M2 half track owned by Kale and Brianna LeMoal representing captured Allied vehicle in German colors, giving letters a unique opportunity, explored military history while speaking with our knowledgeable volunteers. throughout the weekend guess enjoyed world class international show, jumping, family, friendly, entertainment, food, vendors, and the beautiful park like ground that makes Spruce Meadows North American tournament a signature Alberta event. tournaments long-standing connection to horsemanship tradition made it an ideal setting for Valour Park Association to share Canada‘s military heritage with the public. special highlight for mini visitors was meeting Ruth, fellow Park Association, beloved six-year-old, morkie mascot. Ruth spent the weekend greeting guest of all ages, imposing for photos, and bringing smiles to our display. We were grateful to meet thousands of visitors, answer questions, share stories, and inspire appreciation for the equipment in the Canadians who have served our country. The overwhelming support and interest shown throughout the weekend reinforces the importance of preserving our military history for the future generations. Fowler Park Association extended sincere thanks to Spruce Meadows for their hospitality and to all the members and volunteers whose hard-working commitment made this weekend such a success.
