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Truman Prevatt wrote:
> So you tell me that if I am at a major USFS equestrian campground and my
> camping contract is with the USFS and not an AERC ride manager.  The
> AERC has a use permit but not no-exclusive use of the trails - that is
> the trails are open to the public as normal falling under USFS rules and
> regulations. That if I decide to enter a the ride and for whatever am
> not allowed to enter that the AERC can tell me I cannot ride on the
> trails that day. I would welcome that fight any day. I expect I would win.
The AERC cannot prevent you from riding your horse down the endurance
trail in that circumstance.  They can -- and IMO should -- suspend you
from entering future rides for doing so in flagrant violation of an AERC
rule.


-- 
Joe Long  aka ChipRider
jlong@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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