Re: RC: Discrete Inquiry

[Tivers@aol.com]

In a message dated 7/9/00 1:18:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
fltofan@molalla.net writes:

<< Well I ran horses at several tracks for several seasons, and did find it a
 problem.>>

I'm sure. That's why right up front I tried to make it plain I wasn't looking 
for the rtracker mentality. 

 >If Windy Ridge is trying to apply new training techniques to an old
 profession, more power to them.  The old ways have alot of holes, and should
 be brought into the next century.>

I've written 8 books on the specifics of that concept. Perhaps you, being a 
ticketed exercise physiologist and experienced tracker, might shed some of 
your own light on the problem here. What are the three most important things 
you'd change in the preparation of racing TBs?


 >As far as not totally endurance related, neither is lost horses, finding
 homes for dogs, property for sale, etc. etc. etc...... get over it.  Hit the
 delete button.  Try it now, it works well.
 Regards
 Jo Calver-O'Brien >>

Endurance ralted to the extent that I've seen some talented riders out there 
who know how to ride a horse for more than 5 minutes. From your tracker 
experience, I'm sure you understand waht an astounding phenomenon that is.

ti