Re: RC: Unidentified subject!

[DreamWeaver <karen@chaton.gardnerville.nv.us>]

Hey, anytime I'm riding a 50 and in a vet check line, any 100 miler is more 
than welcome to go in front of me!! They are going to be out there at least 
twice as long. I'm gonna be done sitting on my butt with everything put 
away before they are even heading out for their last loop.  And when they 
are out there in the dark, and I'm no longer clogging up the vet check in 
their way I'll be pleasantly asleep ~~~~zzzzzzzzz.

k


At 10:37 PM 01/25/2000 -0500, cocoastar@juno.com wrote:
>I know I had waited in line at one ride in October for 20 minutes of a
>30-minute hold
>when someone attempting a 100 marched her horse past about 30 people in
>the
>50-mile ride and placed herself in the front.  Several other 100-milers
>decided
>that they deserved to be in front, too, and took their horses past all of
>the 50's.
>Nearly started a big rebellion!  Guess that those doing 50's were 'not
>really doing
>endurance.'  Anyway, it made us go 15 minutes past our 'out time' to just
>get a vet
>to look at our horses.  Then we had to go back to re-tack and do the
>other things
>that have to be done during a check.....
>
>Dave Bennett
>Georgia
>
>  Jean Wonser cpfjean@bellsouth.net wrote
> > Most of the rides I ever stood in a line more than five
> > minutes simply had not hired enough Vets/and or had
> > not spread ;the distances by enough time;
> >
>
>
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