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Where was your original question, D'Arcy?  All I saw at the beginning of this thread was Kate's answer. <?>

 

BTW, as an observation, there are plenty of people who ride both AERC and NATRC, and the horses do "cross-over" quite easily.  Typical NATRC "open" speed, for example, translates to a completion on time in endurance.

 

Yes, they're different sports, but they're both distance sports and have much in common - foremost, is the care of the horse and education of the rider.  Second, in my mind, is the need to keep our trails and public lands open and available for riding.  I never like to feel I have to defend one sport over the other.  Each has its good and bad points, and can learn from each other, and support one another.

 

Just my opinion, of course.

Carla Richardson
Colorado
 

On 10/9/07, D'Arcy Demianoff-Thompson <liberty4640@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I see...thank you for your input.  Very interesting
perspective.  And I will choose my words more
carefully in the future when asking questions.

D'Arcy



D'Arcy L. Demianoff-Thompson
liberty4640@xxxxxxxxx




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