Re: RC: Discrete Inquiry

["jo & jim" <fltofan@molalla.net>]

Well I ran horses at several tracks for several seasons, and did find it a
problem.
If Windy Ridge is trying to apply new training techniques to an old
profession, more power to them.  The old ways have alot of holes, and should
be brought into the next century.
As far as not totally endurance related, neither is lost horses, finding
homes for dogs, property for sale, etc. etc. etc...... get over it.  Hit the
delete button.  Try it now, it works well.
Regards
Jo Calver-O'Brien
Oregon


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>From: SandyDSA@aol.com
>To: fltofan@molalla.net
>Subject: Re: RC:    Discrete Inquiry
>Date: Sun, Jul 9, 2000, 12:39 PM
>

> In a message dated 7/9/00 12:14:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> fltofan@molalla.net writes:
>
> << Thier lack of dedication, horsemanship, and gray
>  matter pretty much describes jockeys, exercise riders, and some  race track
>  trainers. >>
> Hmmm. I worked on the track for a few seasons and never found this to be a
> problem. In addition, all the people I worked with were dedicated,
> hardworking, knowlegeable and most very talented. I felt proud to be a part
> of the staff  I worked with, and would hire these people in a heartbeat.
>
> Just a sidebar - why is he hunting for a track jockey on this? Seems liek
> none of us fit his needs, so why is it here if he has such low esteem for us?
> It WAS rather off teh wall in any case.
> s