----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 5:32
PM
Subject: RC: Re: educating newbie
I get really jealous hearing about all the rides everywhere
else but
Michigan this time of year! Nelson and I had even toyed with
the idea of
trying to hit some of the "closer" rides (Minnesota or Ohio or
even Fort
Valley rides) when I realized our coggins were 6 months old last
week!
Since we are talking about educating newbies here and as far as out
of state
rides are concerned, I am really a newbie there yet...what do you
seasoned
folks do for strategy to get the most out of your coggins?
Maybe that
doesn't sound right...I remember I had mine done so that it
would cover us
through the last ride in Michigan. If we go out of
state though that
paperwork will become quite important it seems!! Is
it just something you
have done every 6 months (or more or less?) and
figure on doing just like
you do vaccinations and wormings and the like? I
can't find my EN so will
you tell me about where this Hahira ride is
(Georgia I think)? Maybe I
should just take road trips to warmer
climes and volunteer when I can't
ride!! Yeah, right....I don't know
if I could handle not riding!! :)
Maggie Mieske
McBain,
Michigan
----- Original Message -----
From: <Coujurs1@aol.com>
To: <Dakoiah@aol.com>; <bolinger@bigsky.net>; <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent:
Wednesday, October 18, 2000 6:17 PM
Subject: RC: educating
newbie
> In a message dated 10/18/00 6:01:23 PM Eastern Daylight
Time,
Dakoiah@aol.com
>
writes:
>
> << I'm going shopping for: 1.
>
electrolytes. I think I've decided on the endualytes and
applesauce
method
> of administration. 2. An easy
boot. Never used one, but figure they
won't
> go bad
:) My first aid kit is already stocked and I have the required
>
extras
> of all tack. Any suggestions as to what I sould
bring???? Thanks!
>
> Juli and Alpine (shoes?????)
>>
>
> We use enduralytes on one horse, and Enduramax on the
other. Do put some
> antacid in with the applesauce and
elytes. Easy boot, no they won't go
bad,
> but I'm trying to
think of a rock on the trail at Hahira (River Run) <g>.
> You are
in for a treat, and need forewarning, most rides aren't like this
>
one! Management is great, food is great, trail is flat (I think
the
> elevation is in the minus column), skydivers sometime Saturday
(surprising
> doesn't upset the horses), and the awards ceremony is
beyond belief! And
as
> Forest Gump says, "And that's all I'm
gonna say about that". Let you find
> out for yourself! A
guaranteed good time.
>
> Nina (probably a timer this
year)
>
>
>
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