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Re: [RC] [RC] [RC] weight devision question - Howard Bramhall

I think that you are putting your personal interests above the interests of your horse. You have a good weight now, and, I'm sure you do look good, why mess with it? Go out and ask your horse if they want you to tack up in weight. Look them in the eye and ask the question.

When there are more of us who put the interests of the horse above all else, endurance, as we know it, will change. I hope to live to see that day.

cya,
Howard


From: Sundaez@xxxxxxx
To: howard9732@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [RC]   [RC] weight devision question
Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 12:37:06 EST

In a message dated 2/1/2004 8:57:41 AM Pacific Standard Time,
howard9732@xxxxxxx writes:
If you're on the cusp of two weight classes, the only logical thing is to
register in the lower one.
I know that's the logical thing to do but I want to try and qualify for the
NC and I have to have a top 5 in my wieghtclass. Forget about doing it the LW
class...the middle weights finish later (at least out here) so I am trying to
pack on some pounds to "be legal" as middle weight. I'm one of the few
"wimmen" that could care less what weight my body says...I look good no matter what
<g>

What do you think?

Mel

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