Re: RC: RE: Who pays

[Dbeverly4@aol.com]

In a message dated 3/9/99 11:14:58 AM Pacific Standard Time, slsf@foothill.net
writes:

<<  The fee that is being ask of non member
 entrants in an endurance event is so small compared to the cost of them
 having a horse and all the things that it takes for them to get there,
 that it is ridiculous that there should be so much bitching about it.
  >>

I couldn't agree with you more.  I've been a Non-member for the past five
years.  I've completed Tevis all five years, the Outlaw Trail, the Virginia
City 100 and numerous other AERC sanctioned rides.  I have paid my 'non-
member' fee without complaint. This year, however, I am joining AERC .  Mainly
because I have come to believe that the organization provides a benefit to the
overall horse community.  I don't care about points, mileage, or any of that
other stuff, I just want to be part of an organization that supports trail-
riding.  AERC does, in my opinion.

Sylvia & Harca (We ride, really ride!)


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