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[Thiessej@aol.com]

 I agree with Jerry and I think that Angie with all her talent should help us
out again and give us a list of do's and don't for Trail etiquette. It does
not matter if it is a new rider learning or a experienced pain in the butt,
anyone who is rude on the trail has a negative impact on the sport. The fact
that 99% of the distance riders ( generic term) are wonderful people and that
this sport combines peole from all walks of life into close friends after
spending a few hours travelling down the trail together. I think it is a great
sport but their are people who no matter what level they compete at get
carried away with themselves. Go for it Angie 

Jerald Thiessen
(only about a foot of snow and ice left covering the ground )
Sandhaven Saddlebreds


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