Fwd: RC: endur coverage/Nat. Geographic

["hope lundquist" <wwho20@hotmail.com>]

Lisa: You are right but it was a National Geographic Documentary on the 
Tevis. You most likely saw it on National Geographic program not ESPN. 
Potatoe Richardson was the guide for Boyd who works for Nat Geographic.Boyd 
was really the Star if any. You can probably get a copy from National 
Geographic. I believe the year was 1997. I caught a glimpse of my Horse's 
side and Rider Cynthia Richardson's leg on the approach to the American 
river crossing when it was dark. Yes it is a fun thing to watch. Are you 
bringing horses with you to Calif this trip? Bye Hope
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>From: "jsalas" <jsalas@tampabay.rr.com>
>To: "ridecamp" <ridecamp@endurance.net>, "Rides 2 Far" <rides2far@juno.com>
>Subject: RC:  endurance coverage
>Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2001 13:41:13 -0400
>
>Oh but Angie, an entire ride was televised staring Potato Richardson. Well, 
>maybe it was just pieces where the camera could get in. Wait a minute, I 
>think someone had a helmet cam or a butt cam. Anyway, I watched it on ESPN 
>a long time ago and I think it was the Tevis Cup. I am not sure how many 
>other people watched but I enjoyed it. I was glued to my computer last year 
>when the Tevis update it's page hourly with pics and descriptions of how 
>the ride was going. But again, I am addicted to the sport so I am 
>interested. I love the "rags to woolback" stories but I especially love the 
>fact that horses who might not have had a chance, find great homes and get 
>to do what horses love most. Eat, sleep, run and roll. I would love to see 
>this sport in the olympics, but not nessesarlly


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