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Yeah, except for those whose trail is in parks which prohibit bikes.  
Or those whose course has a lot of sand, then I'd have some enemies for 
sure.  :-)  I wanted to offer a RAT at Bar H Boogie, but there aren't 
enough places to tie to.

There was a triathlon in Boise for at least 3 years that I know of, 
participated one year on one of Bob & Arlene Morris' horses, ME 
Magnetite.  It was fun, and the runners/bikers got a new respect for 
what horses could do.  The horse I rode moved up 10 places in the vet 
check just based on recovery, and really made a diffference for our 
team, especially since our biker had crashed on course.

Lynne


On Nov 7, 2003, at 8:26 AM, Steve Shaw wrote:
> Ride managers should take note of this thread.
> With only a little more work, especially if mountain bikes are used 
> (thus no road issues and the same trails as parts of the endurance 
> rides) you can easily add about another $1,000 or more to your 
> event.........
> Steve Shaw


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