Re: [RC] there is no way that young and small a body can ride astride a hor... - FASTGraphic
In a message dated 10/25/2002 9:04:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
heidi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
<< For the horse, yes. For the rider--nope, 50 miles is WAY easier than an
hour in the dressage ring. My husband is a former long-time H/J
participant--and quit that because of injury and took up endurance instead
because it was so much easier on his body.
Heidi >>
Heidi, you are wasting your breath....I have learned from ridecamp that
endurance is an "extreme" sport - one in which people die or are rendered
comatose on a regular basis and in which evil parents often strap their
children to the backs of unbroken stallions in an effort to see them stressed
to near death. To defend this is ludicrous. I'm calling the ASPCA, the
Children's Protective League, and Johnnie Cochran. To quote Charlton Heston
in that finest of films, Planet of the Apes........"IT'S A MADHOUSE!!!!!! A
MAD HOUSE!!! lol
Scott
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