Re: RC: Re: vet check lines

[DreamWeaver <karen@chaton.gardnerville.nv.us>]

ROFL, Sylvia you are too funny! Hey, we started out the same way - moved 
into three day eventing and then discovered endurance.  Horse was much 
happier, though that's not to say we still don't take lessons and do arena 
work to stay sharp.  LOTS of my friends who ride dressage also happen to be 
endurance riders.  Some of them even give lessons!!  :+)

Happy Trails,

Karen
in NV
& Rocky, 2,410 miles
& Weaver, 3,205 miles

At 10:18 PM 01/31/2000 -0500, Dbeverly4@aol.com wrote:


><< WintersDwbob@aol.com writes:
>
>  << When you endurance riders can do a 1st level Dressage with
>   me and I can  still do some "fun  riding "  on my LD horse. Then your
>  opinion
>   will hold water.  >> >>
>
>You aren't going to want to hear this, but my horse was at 1st level with his
>previous owner -- he got bored so she traded him for a different horse.  He
>then proceeded to finish the Tevis 5 times, the Outlaw, 2 NATRC National
>Championships, the Virginia City 100, etc. etc.  (you get my drift here).
>He's still going strong as an endurance and competitive trail horse.  I've
>personally done the horse show thing and that is why I prefer endurance and
>CTR.  I think my horse and I both hold water quite nicely, thank you very
>much.
>
>Sylvia & Harca  (When YOU can ride a 100 with us, let's talk)
>
>
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