Fwd: RC: Horse Illustrated article

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

Hi Betty: Good reply. I wanted to add "The American Endurance RIDE 
Conference" also known as AERC has a motto "TO FINISH IS TO WIN" . If you 
finish LAST in the allowed time you are still a winner. A award is given to 
all finishers. It is prudent to Ride if you want to finish. Only Riders who 
have very well conditioned horses generally RACE. There are always a few at 
every RIDE. It's a matter of choice.
Sincerely: Hope Lundquist 
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From: "BE" <betndez@budget.net>
>To: <DESERTRYDR1@aol.com>, <ridecamp@endurance.net>
>Subject: RC:    Horse Illustrated article
>Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2001 08:23:43 -0700
>
>
>     -----Original Message-----
>     From: DESERTRYDR1@aol.com
>     >>an article in the October issue about Endurance RACING.  The
>     author is Pamela Burton, who has a total of 180 LD miles and 150 
>Endurance miles according to AERC records.  Some of it wasn't too bad, but 
>the constant
>     referral  to Endurance RACING about drove me nuts>>
>
>     Jeri:
>     Pamela's perspective on endurance is somewhat different than yours 
>since she has covered the '98 WEC in Dubai, last year's WEC in France which 
>are true races, as well as the past several Pan American Championships.  
>She personally "rides" an endurance event.
>
>     Endurance is many things for many people.  Some of us race all of the 
>time or some of the time;  some of us ride all of the time or some of the 
>time; and the object for all of us is personal enjoyment and taking 
>pleasure in sharing trails with our horse.
>
>     Betty Edgar
>     AERC 12660 and I don't remember how many miles but Dez has 4100 AERC 
>miles and Mel has 700 AERC miles.  I don't remember all the other horses 
>that I've ridden endurance on.


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