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> > Also, the VCs were usually at the top of a very hard climb, and 
> there > > was no water there that I can remember.  The horses were
judged on 
> how > > fast they could recover to 56 after a long hard climb. 
When I rode drag for a NATRC ride they all rode a normal pace till they
were almost to the top of the hill, then just stopped and stood around
for the longest talking till all the horses had ample time to get over
the long hard climb, then slowly walked on up to the "surprise" P&R stop.
No water available but everybody had a little cardboard fan. Definitely
different.

Many of the NE region's best 100 milers do ECTRA. It seems to cross over
best into endurance from what I've gathered but it's not available down
here. I couldn't stand to split up my mileage between two governing
bodies anyway.

Angie

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