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[RC] Mentors - Ridecamp GuestPlease Reply to: John Bass jbass@xxxxxxxxxxxx or ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ========================================== I am fortunate enough to have some great mentors, some I haven't met, only a couple that I have ridden with. Karen, Elfta, The Duck, Barney, Susan G, just to name a few. I ask questions, listen to what they have to say, then implement their suggestions. Frank, Cindy C, Angie and a handful of others on Ridecamp that I consider creditable, they are my mentors. My number one mentor is my horse. I observe him, trust his instincts and pay attention to what he is telling me. My suggestion to the rider looking for a mentor is to use caution, seek out creditable people, their knowledge is limitless, they are willing to help but more often than not you will need to ask. Beware of the eager. John Bass Beatty, Nevada ============================================================ The CRI was originally a test for humans developed at UCLA in 1939. A professor at UC Davis named Morey Fowler became interested in this and wondered how it would work on horses and started testing it. Dr. Fowler was at one time the head vet at Tevis. A young vet named Kerry Ridgeway worked with him on this project helping to collect the data...........and as they say, the rest is history... ~ mb ridecamp.net information: http://www.endurance.net/ridecamp/ ============================================================
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