Re: Dog Rules and Hooters girls

[Truman Prevatt <tprevatt@mindspring.com>]

Hold on here, you can't ban Greatful Dead music at any time of the day
or night. That's down right un-American!  You can keep the guys in
spandex, but I think that all ride mangers should ( and it should be an
AERC rule by golly ) have "Hooters Girls" to pass out the awards! I am
sure Howard would agree with me on this. Of course seeing how hen pecked
he was at the FOF, I'm not sure :-).

Truman

Sandy Bolinger wrote:

So...All dogs should be banned for absolutely, positively sure, without exception(except for my little dogs, of course)  ...also banned should be generators, loud snorers, music(except for ZZ Top), anything that goes "clang" in the night, wake up horns, ride meetings in excess of 30 minutes, horses that whinny after 10:00pm and before 5:00 am, people who always forget to bring anything to the pot-lucks(never me), and anyone who sprints painlessly up to the front to get their award.Things that should be encouraged in ride camp...maybe even a special award...well built guys in spandex....;o)

----- Original Message -----

From: Kathy Mayeda

To: Truman Prevatt ; marlene.moss@wcom.com

Cc: RideCamp

Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 5:27 PM

Subject: RC: RE: RE: Dog Rules

 

Gawd, Truman, let’s not make it an AERC issue.  Let’s just give the Ride Manager’s the right to enforce whatever rules they need to enforce to keep the ride functioning smoothly.

K.

-----Original Message-----
From:   Truman Prevatt [mailto:tprevatt@mindspring.com]
Sent:   Monday, October 22, 2001 2:52 PM
To:     marlene.moss@wcom.com
Cc:     'RideCamp'
Subject:        RC:   RE: Dog Rules

But does that make it an AERC issue in which they have to enforce the
landmanagers requirement?

Truman

Marlene Moss wrote:

> "I would question that a rule of no dogs - unless it was required by the
> landmanager in which case the RM should call on them to enforce since they
> do
> have the enforcement teeth - would provide greater safety to horse and
> rider."
>
> My worry here would be that if the landowner/manager gets forced to take
> action with riders that they will be less inclined to allow the ride to be
> held the next year.  I would think that we should be trying everything we
> can to keep the land owner from having to do any sort of work during or
> after the ride.  JMO.
> Marlene

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