ridecamp@endurance.net: Re: Sunriver Classic, 100-mile pull

Re: Sunriver Classic, 100-mile pull

Truman Prevatt (prevatt@lds.loral.com)
Wed, 21 Jun 1995 09:22:52 -0400

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Having any presence of mind at 90+ miles is no easy feat. That is where a
good crew comes in. At that point you do the riding and they do the
thinking. I have one of the best, but she has a) completely recovered from
her injury and b) has finally found a horse she likes. I could be in
trouble.

Truman

>Truman - having the presence of mind at 90+ miles to remedy
>the situation seems to be the key! I did what I could, but
>I suspect our problem was more than just a cramp - possibly
>muscle tissue injury. It seems that a cramp would have
>worked out after all that walking. I can't find anything wrong
>with my horse now - hopefully we'll be right back at it!
>
>Steph

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