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Check the SERA website, www.seraonline.org, for more info. We did ( in cooperation
with GERA and some finanical support from the AERC ) support the GA Horse
Fair with a presentation and booth last year. We would be more than happy
to support the NC expo. We have developed a program - it needs some work
but at least it's a start - to introduce endurance to the average horseman.
 The thing you need for any effort of this type is volunteers to work at
the event - lots of volunteers.  In our program we had 14 horse rider teams
participating in the program. Nina Barnett is your NC SERA director. Her
Email is on the web site. If you are at Liberty Run this weekend look up
the Schoechs and talk with them about this, or contact me directly. As of
now I'm planning on being at Oconee. 

Truman

EquesB@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Tim; 
>  
> Why not join SERA (Southeastern Endurance Riders Assoc.) and assist in promoting
> endurance (and good will towards men :-) in the Carolinas?  SERA is an excellent
> group and I am sure the members in NC can use help in promoting endurance.
>  
>  
> I am not on the BOD, so I do not know if SERA was able to participate in
> the NC Expo, but if not, it could be due to an unavailable volunteer!  So
> why not join a group that is already in place and build them in your area?
>   
>  
>  I am pretty sure that endurance, and specifically speaking SERA, is well
> represented in NC endurance, there just may be a small hole in your area.
>  Look up Tamara Schoech at Liberty Run, she will give you a job and some
> direction. :-))  
>  
> Jackie Baker