he he A few years ago I got "busted" rubbing my horse's ears at Jackie
Baumgartner's ride in Bridgeport while the vet was taking her post ride
p&r. She made me go back through the line the get my final vet-out. It
stimulates endorphine production. She said I was cheating more or less
and she couldn't get a true reading. Ever see a horse in major trauma? Many
times they'll rub their nose on the ground. This does the same thing.
(I've read.)
************Tommy Crockett, Los Osos, California************
tomydore@goblin.punk.net or dams028@oasis.calpoly.edu
#######training Very Light and The Rebel Prince daily#######
"Jessie took a powder slicked his long hair back put a cartiage
in his gun & stepped outside his shack, saddled up his buckskin
mare and rode off into town, Jessie with the long hair hanging
down" Robert Earl Keen Jr.
On Wed, 26 Jul 1995, Celina G. Roberts wrote:
> I entered my first endurance ride this year, the 25 mile Tall Pines ride
> near Silver City, New Mexico. It was a ball, we finished well but my
> horse's heartrate would go back up every time a new horse would come into
> the finish, he wouldn't calm down until I got him in a headlock and
> scratched his hears, does any have any ideas on this this?
> I,m also looking for schedules and information on any rides in the SW,
> most of the local rides have been cancelled because of the outbreak of
> stomatitis, but as far as I know the ride in Truth or Consequences is
> still on.
>