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Re: [RC] Fw: from PNER list with author's permission - Truman Prevatt

Bingo. Endurance riding is a "big tent." The 50 and 100 have people with many different goals riding. Some ride for mileage. Some ride to win. Some ride to pursue international goals.  Some ride to chase points. And some ride for the shear joy of riding. That is the beauty and strength of endurance riding as defined by the AERC. There is room for each and every one of these people in the tent.

Why should we exclude the riders that chose the 25 from our tent?

Truman



JANUSTUDIO@xxxxxx wrote:
In a message dated 5/12/04 10:38:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
bigcreekranch@xxxxxxxxxx writes:

<< 
 Dot's last sentence:  Bingo! Right on the nailhead.  So AERC needs to decide 
whether LD is to be a race or a venue for training, introduction, and 
recovery.  I can't see how it can be both.  That is, if BC is to be awarded via the 
top ten, then it becomes a race.  LD was not originally set up to be a race, 
but it that's what the majority wants, then that's probably what it is going to 
become.
 
 Barbara >>

Why can't it be all of the above? No different from a 50 or a 100?  Not all 
that ride endurance, race. Not all that ride LD, race. Why must LD to be one or 
the other? The SE has no problem with this at all. Some of us want to 
compete, some of us want to educate new riders, horses, etc.  I won't go into all 
that again...
  

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We imitate our masters only because we are not yet masters ourselves, and only

We imitate our masters only because we are not yet masters ourselves, and only

because in doing so we learn the truth about what cannot be imitated.

 


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