Re: [RC] the way we win/redefining endurance - Maggie & David
> Why not just have CTR rides, with a UMECRA type scoring system? No racing
> to win. No horsemanship judging. No artificial trail obstacles. A safe
and
> sane 5-7 mph pace, based on conditions. etc.
It is being done in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Our sanctioned CTR's are
not UMECRA, ECTRA, or NATRC. Our rules run the ride a bit faster than Natrc,
without artificial obstacles (our trails have enough natural ones!), no
horsemanship judging. We have a great time and we like the way our rules
have evolved.
It's a great sport, but it isn't endurance. It's just better than NATRC, for
us anyway.
Maggie Pritchard
If you are interested go to www.ahaodistance.org
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