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Thank you for clarifying this issue, Mike.  So the Junior doesn't lose 
points accumulated - s(he) just can't accumulate any more as a Junior.

Still, that is not what the Rule Books demands.  Nor does it make any sense 
that a person who rides as a Junior, with sponsor, be considered a Senior. 
 A Senior is responsible for staying on trail.  A Junior is responsible 
for staying with the sponsor.  A Senior may complete a ride in the fastest 
time  possible (and thereby accumulate the maximum number of points for 
his/her division).  A Junior must ride no faster than the sponsor.  If a 
Senior enters incorrect info on his membership application, he can correct 
it.  If a Junior requests the right to ride as a Senior before really ready 
to take on that responsibility, he can't correct his mistake.

Michael Maul wrote:
> Here's what actually happens:
>
> If a Junior requests a letter to ride as an unsponsored rider in the 
> middle of the ride year - their points after that request will all be in 
> the senior division.  They will have part of their points in Junior 
> which will not change and the ones which are senior after that point. 
>
> Once the junior has made the request to ride unsponsored and ridden that 
> way - they can not accumulate any more junior points even if they wish 
> to revert to junior status riding with a sponsor.


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