Talk:Ian Millar

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GRIT Ontario Equestrian Involvement
In 2020, Ontario Equestrian launched the "GRIT" program, and athlete development program for equestrians in the three Olympic disciplines; eventing, jump and dressage. Ian Millar assisted with the creation of the program alongside Ontario Equestrian and other equestrian athletes; Chris Sorensen, Rob Stevenson and Christilot Boylen.