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You know Truman...you keep telling me that she "told all".  I think your bluffing.

 

Are you going to the OD????  We have some real fun planned for it...and you !!!!

Truman Prevatt <tprevatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

The best crew I ever had was when I crewed for Carlos's kid Daniel.
Daniel's mother was a mother hen and I swear she worked harder than the
riders. We (and the horses) had food, water and electrolytes on the
trail. If she could get in with the truck she was there (and the truck
showed it ;-) ).

Of course she has accused me many times of "ruining her kid" goading him
into a race by saying something like - hey little snot that old gray
horse can't run. I was only getting him ready to ride hard since now he
plays varsity polo in college ;-) .

Kids especially other peoples' are great. We did hear the other side to
Jody's story when Joni didn't ride the last day of the Yellowhammer and
hung around camp telling everybody everything. Add to that the fact that
Jody's mother was also there enlighten us about Jody in her younger
days. You'd have to wonder if Jody and Joni rode the same ride ;-) .

Truman

Jody Rogers-Buttram wrote:

> That junior thing only works with someone ELSE'S kids. When you ride
> with you own kid....the parent/pit crew....waits on the kid and lets
> you fend for yourself. :))
>
> */larry Miller /* wrote:
>
> One does not have to have a pit crew to do a ride. All one has to
> do is be organized, make sure hay, grain, beet pulp or whatever,
> water, elytes, food for you, etc is at the vet check. BUT if one
> has a pit crew to do these things for the rider, the rider is
> blessed. Pit crews make life so much easier. Why on earth do you
> think I am so willing to take juniors with me? Not only do they
> help me on trail but their parents are absolutely the best pit
> crews around! Jeanie
>
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