Ridecamp: Re: [RC] Heidi : Roger Mason Jerk

> Brian Dozer Roughtadenow@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Oh Hiedi, what kettle are you using now. I think it is BLACK. As an
> AERC member you did not do a very good job repersenting us as a ride
> manager, when you bounced checks to the US forest service, and AERC.
> Failed to clean your camp sites, failed to unmark your trail, failed to
> apply propper permits for your ride on public lands, failed to pay for
> ride insurance,and lied to the forest service about not collecting
> entry fees. And when you failed to turn in results from a competative
> ride for IAHA and also failed to pay the fees, they did the right thing
> and suspended you from the orgization.  HUM now you represent ?WHO?
> Brian Dozer

Brian, why do I have the feeling that your e-mail likely won't work and
that you are another anonymous finger pointer?  Whoever you are, you might
want to check your facts before making accusations.  Check with Oregon
ride managers Linda and Dennis Tribby and Sara Miller about the facts
regarding my alleged violations with the USFS--they were witnesses in the
case I brought against the USFS, which incidentally, I WON in federal
court, attempting to protect YOUR trails.  Unfortunately, not enough
individuals stand up for their rights through proper channels, and little
wonder--when one considers the three years of harrassment and sabotage I
went through as a result.  Ask the ride managers above about my alleged
"violations"--they were there and supported me.  Ask Sara about how a
section of trail that SHE cleared for me was re-marked by a disgruntled
individual, using different marking methods than were used on the ride. 
Interesting, huh?  Ask Dennis about the USFS regs that were in place at
the time, and how they specifically exempted endurance rides from the
regulations that we were forced to abide by.  I think those who lived
through that nightmare with me would also be glad to discuss your other
allegations with you--but I doubt you'd be interested in the facts.  As
for bounced checks--I've yet to manage a ride where I didn't get at least
two or three bounced checks from participants--took me a year one time to
collect one from a fellow AERC member whose husband had cleaned out her
checking account, and who didn't realize what checks were outstanding at
the time--and who had changed her address as well due to the domestic
problems.  She has my sympathies, and I will still take her checks.  Have
I had financial problems such as that?  Yes, I have.  Have I made my
checks good?  Yes, as soon as I was advised of any problem.  As to
IAHA--they received their results in a timely fashion, and as they do with
so many other things (sweepstakes money, registrations, etc.), they lost
them.  Funny thing, if they've suspended me, they've never told me about
it.  You'd think if I were suspended, I'd've heard about it when I paid my
dues and showed some of my horses at a relatively recent dressage show.
I'll stand on the truth any time.  You can have all the fun you want with
any other gossip and damage that has been done to me.  It is amazing the
lengths to which some people will go to tear down others.
Heidi



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