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Title: "There is always a well-known solution to every human problem--neat, plausible, and wrong

Sham on you Julie ;-) .  Sometimes I think we write "special rules" which can be quite ambiguous just because someone did something thing someone else didn't like and the incident grows it own legs and must be prohibited. But I guess that's human nature because our local, state and federal laws are full of examples of the same thing. In my opinion the "pacing" rule fall into that category.

As far as I'm concerned keep you buckle and wear it with pride.

Truman

Marinera@xxxxxxx wrote:

To make this germane to previous posts is that I was being paced by the runner. In this case, I trying to slow my horse down who felt once he crossed the river he should gallop on to Auburn, probably without me as it had been a long day and I would have been dismissed from a centered riding class.  I hope they don't take my buckle away from me with this true confession.  Julie


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"There is always a well-known solution to every human problem--neat, plausible, and wrong." H. L. Mencken