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Re: Cosequin/anybody care?
Ok Angie,
I'll 'play' the devils advocate here. (I too have reservations about
cash prizes etc.) But you cant expect a 1st year ride to have the
kind of following that Tevis or ROC rides have. Pretty surprising
that there is no info on the internet - would have thought that
Cosequin would plug their event. Perhaps nothing is getting posted
to ridecamp because of the negatvie posts 2 (?) years ago about
having cash prizes? Seems that I've heard quite a bit about other FEG
rides this summer, and it always makes a ride feel more real to read
a story about it on ridecamp - come on cosequin folks - we may bark
on this list but we don't bite!
Teresa
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> You know, I think this is sort of sad. I think about the great stories
> that came from Tevis...none of which were from even top 10...they were
> personal victories...people who had so many different handicaps, from
> cancer to horses who had been through some ordeal at some time...they
> were all winners...."To Finish Is To Win" and all that. Somehow, it
> seems that at this ride, to get cash was to win and the rest are losers.
> There was no real history, no time for people to set this as a major goal
> in their lives...
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> There has to be a way for this to be different. I never minded the
> winner of the ROC getting a horsetrailer. What is it that's so different
> about this? I know lots of people were really proud that their horses
> were "ROC qualified", it was an elite group. I've planned to use that
> term as soon as Kaboot reaches the qualifications, even if there's not an
> ROC by that time.
>
> Just some thoughts. Anybody out there who doesn't have blisters on their
> fingers from the LD debate that wants to voice an opinion?
>
> Angie
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