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That makes a lot of sense.  I have two granddaughters, ages nearly 14 and 
15.  They aren't oblivious to boys, but right now, riding endurance is 
taking a lot of their attention.  The younger one did a 75 miler in July and 
a 50 miler on August 5.  The older one did the 50 in August, as well.  They 
are just so excited about riding in competition and are perfectly happy to 
be finishers.  They are careful of their horses and are riding with either 
their dad or another sponsor.  That way, they are getting acquainted with 
other adults and are enjoying getting to know them.  When I get my new horse 
in shape for a 50, I would love to sponsor one of the girls.  They seem to 
do better if they both don't ride with the same sponsor.  The younger one 
has her sights set on Tevis next year.

Barbara

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jannelle Wilde & Adam Falk" <mfarm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, August 12, 2006 2:24 PM
Subject: RE: [RC] Endurance News cover photos


> That's sure the truth.  But let me say that while the jrs that ride today
> might not be the specific adults who will ride tomorrow, the jr thing is
> sooo important to these kids.  For one thing, a study (but I don't know 
> who
> or where) once showed that girls into horses delayed the "onset" of boy-it
> is by approx 2 yrs.  And when jrs are busy riding, they can't be busy
> getting into other trouble.
>
> Jannelle Wilde & Adam Falk
> 584 Romie Howard Rd.
> Yoncalla OR 97499
> 541-849-2460
> 866-241-1531 (toll-free)
> www.mfarm.org & www.wildeivey.com



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