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    Re: [RC] What constitutes a start? - Becky Huffman


    David Nicholson klawockvet@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 07/08/02 at 10:40pm
    <snipped> we like to provide a relaxed laid back atmosphere for friends to join in the sport of endurance riding.   We operate the XP rides in a very casual manner and try to treat everyone as we would like to be treated. While other ride managers have a hard and fast rule about starters, we do not.   
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Dbeverly4@xxxxxxx I've heard the old tale about "Club Miles" on the XP rides and I think if anybody had any brains they wouldn't roll that one out.  It brings into question the results from last summer, no?
    yep - I heard the miles for the 2000 XP were on the honor system..  you signed a sheet listing how many miles you rode that day...   gossip ? ....yeah, I heard it third or fourth hand; but the Duke is apparently proud of how 'casual' their rides are, and IMO that lends credence.
     
    I think I'd prefer rides that affect the AERC Regional and National Standings and Lifetime Records and Achievements to be run a little less casually.
     
     
    "Good and Ill have not changed since yesteryear; nor are they one thing among Elves and Dwarves and another among Men. " -Aragorn, son of Arathorn
     

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