That's the point but I didn't want to bring up having to bring in Va.
National Guard choppers to get him off a ledge. Don't want to distress
people. But when I came to a point that the rideline was about 3 feet
wide and boulders all over the place - I got off and walked. If she was
going off it wasn't with me on her.
In a message dated 05/17/2004 7:06:54 PM Eastern
Daylight Time, tprevatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
They don't do Kennedy Peak now on the 50. The only reason your skin
didn't craw was because of all the trees you couldn't see you were on a
razor ridge line dropping of to the valleys below on each side while
stepping around boulders on a table rock base.
I think this is the place that the sire to three of my horses went off
about 14 years ago. In fact Denise Shepherd visited me at Leatherwood
this past weekend and we were talking about the incident. After they
helicoptered Mynte off the mountain he recovered and did many more
rides. In fact Matthew MaCay-Smith bred several of his mares to Mynte
after this accident. I got his last baby this weekend. He's a knockout
and in about four years look out for Lung Ta Tyfa!!
Phil Rash
-- 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.
