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Thank you for clearing that up for me.

 

DaNel

heidi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> > I'm still new to the sport. But I thought that Juniors had to have
> > sponsors. It does not mention anything about that in the article. They
> > said that she was 14 and won first place.
>
> For the most part, juniors have to have sponsors, yes. But there is
> nothing to prevent a junior and his/her sponsor coming in first and
> second.
>
> Also, AERC allows juniors past a certain age (used to be 14, somebody
> currently familiar with the policy feel free to jump in and correct that
> if it's wrong) to petition to ride as seniors. They have to have a
> certain number of miles, and they have to have their parents' permission. 
> They get a letter from AERC that they can present to ride managers, and
> they have to get the approval of individual ride managers as well. Some
> rides just have a blanket junior policy and do not accept the AERC letters
> for any
>  juniors--Tevis is one ride that has its own junior policy and does
> not allow the "moved-up" juniors to compete without sponsors.
>
> Heidi
>
>
>
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