Re: Yearbook

[Bill & Dee Fortner <wfortner@peop.tds.net>]

Hi,
	How could I get a copy of the yearbook?  I'm an AERC member.

Dee

Teddy Lancaster wrote:
> 
> Sorry guys....the yearbook is a treasure just the way it is.  It is years of
> memories all wrapped up in one super package...I would not change a thing,
> even if I do need a magnifying glass to read it.  I have many friends, human
> and equine listed there...some still going strong, some who quit and some who
> passed on to greener pastures.  The memories come back year after year....
> Wait until you have been in this sport for 25 years and you, too, will
> realize what a gem this information is.
> 
> Teddy
> 
> Kristen L Olko wrote:
> 
> >  I disagree. If to finish is to win, then all riders with over 50 miles
> > are winners and
> > deserve to be recognized as such. Maybe they could delete horses under a
> > 1000 miles
> > that have not competed for some number of  years ( assuming that these
> > horses are
> > donet competing) Or delete riders, with a low number of miles,  who have
> > not increased
> >  their mileage in a certain a mount of time. They, as well as the horses,
> > could be reilsted
> > when their careers resume.
> > I am thrilled to see my and my horse's mileages listed even though we
> > only have 350. Due
> > to my pregnancies and other events, it's been slow accumulating these.
> > But I'd always look and
> > dream of the day when I could add 'em on. Now it seems that the time has
> > come and I'm looking
> > forward to watching the numbers change.
> >
> > Kris
> >
> > >I also suggested they save space by not listing horses who have not
> > >reached
> > >1000 miles.
> >
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