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Rae Callaway wrote:

> Barbara - the person I was responding to did call them a Traning Ride. 
>  
> Rae
> Tall C Arabians - Central

Yes and that person probably has never read the bi-laws. The AERC 
by-laws defines two different events offered by the AERC - "endurance" 
and "limited distance."  The only difference spelled out is and 
endurance ride is >= 50 miles and a LD ride is a ride over a distance 
greater or equal to 25 miles but less than or equal to 35 miles.

That's it. No mention of training. No mention of "new riders." No 
mention of anything other than distance. The AERC consists of two 
different events according to the by-laws. All the gnashing of teeth 
about "training rides" etc. seems to be more about spin than anything 
else - since it sure is not there in the written word defines the AERC.

Truman

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"A mathematician is a device for turning coffee into theorems."

- Paul Erdos (1913-1996)




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