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If you're an "official" volunteer, you should be well provided for 
food-wise but it never hurts to ask ride management before hand.  I'd 
also bring stuff to drink and nibble on.  You don't say where you are, 
but if sun is an issue, bring sun block and a hat, otherwise, bring 
weather proof clothing because you'll be outside all day.  Oh, a folding 
chair for each of you would really be good to have.  Be ready to be 
asked to help throughout the entire 12 hours of the ride but there are 
usually long slack periods so a small pillow and blanket can also come 
in handy.  A camera for taking pix of interesting horses, tack or 
whatever might be good to have.
Laney

Patty P wrote:
>  Okay, this weekend is my first time at an endurance ride. I will be 
> volunteering on Saturday. Does anyone have any idea what I should 
> expect? Do I pack a lunch for me and my daughter? What should I bring 
> with me for the day?
>  
> // 
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