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And whle it pains me to admit Sue G is right, by golly I think she is 
right ;-).  It's not just SERA it's MERA, PNER, TERA, GERA, SEDRA, 
ECTRA, UMECTRA, QSER (see MB I remembered the great job you guys are 
doing in spite of living in a state that can't keep a governor ;-) ), 
and all the others I have not mentioned because I can't remember the 
acronyms. The regional and state organizations are the proper forum for 
education. I would suggest that the AERC find a way to harness these 
resources to help promote the education of new AND existing riders (we 
can all learn) and to promote the formation of reginonal organizations.

When I started this sport I knew how to evalutate my horse for the 
sport, I knew what a tie up was, I knew how much electrolytes a horse 
lost in a ride and how to replace them, I knew what the CRI ( called the 
Ridgeway Trot back then) was and how to use it to evealuate my training, 
etc. 

This was even before I ever did a ride. Did the AERC have anything to do 
with this - absolutely nothing, zero! In fact I am not even sure I had 
even heard of the AERC at that time.

I can only speak for SERA but I am sure the other regional and state 
organizations stand ready to help anyway we can.

So how we going to make this happen?

Truman

Susan Garlinghouse wrote:

> Much as it pains me to admit it, SERA works really hard at getting
> as much education out as they can.  Most of the regions do at their annual
> conferences too. 
>
>
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