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> Anyone anticipating racing needs to preride the finish not only for his
> own knowledge, but so the HORSE knows the lay of the land (and that he's
> coming to the finish).
>
> Whenever possible I not only preride the finish, I WALK the finish. I've
> chucked many a rock off to the side out of the finish area, so it
> wouldn't be there for my horse to trip on at racing speed.
And it is that kind of planning and forethought that has gone into your
being a top rider, Joe.

Heidi


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everything was perfect today, what would you do tomorrow? Slamming each
other doesn't get anything done.
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