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Re: [RC] re: ROC 1987-musings - Patty P
Wow Truman! This is beautiful! I love your thinking here!
PattyP
-------Original Message-------
From:
Truman Prevatt
Date:
01/05/07 18:59:51
To:
Cindy Collins
Cc:
Jim Holland
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Subject:
Re: [RC] re: ROC 1987-musings
The times you see on the OD or the Tevis is actually irrelevant. If the
ride is a flat fast ride- it's a flat fast ride. It doesn't mean it is
inferior to any other ride. The great horses can win on any trail under
any conditions. Rio did it, Cash did it and so did Heraldic when he won
Goethe in 2006 in FL.
As far as taking responsibility away from the rides - no one is
advocating that to be done. What do you suggest we do with the riders
that won't take the responsibility for their horse's welfare - stand
back and let them kill their horse? We are either a organization that is
responsible for our events and their impact on our equine partners or we
are not. If we are not we don't deserve to exist IMO.
Truman
Cindy Collins wrote:
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> You didn't see those kinds of times at the ROC or Tevis or Virginia
> City or Old Dominion. Now, we want to say that the greatest endurance
> horses in the world are horses that can survive one or two 8 hour 100
> milers. Just a different way of looking at progress. There are still
> truly great horses being produced in our sport with Heraldic being a
> prime example. John Crandell was a champion riding under the old rules
> and is a champion under the newer rules. I see the great riders
> remaining great and the abusive riders remaining abusive.
>
>
> Cindy Collins
>
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