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Re: [RC] LD vs Endurance... can't we all get along? - Cidinha

Hello

No Brasil, discute-se uma outra categoria: velocidade limitada - provas onde
os cavaleiros têm um tempo para completar.
São provas para se iniciar tanto o cavalo quanto o cavaleiro no esporte.
Comparando com a Fórmula 1: todos os corredores tiveram seu
início/aprendizado no Kart.
Nenhum deles começou diretamente na Fórmula 1.
Em todos os esportes existem as categorias de base, pois são elas que formam
os profissionais nas categorias de ponta.
Todos os jogadores de basquete da NBA já iniciaram em grandes campeonato ou
foram se aprimorando nas faculdades/high schools?
Há lugar para todo mundo: quem quer competir, quem quer somente participar,
quem quer se divertir etc.

A discussão sobre o Enduro/Endurance hoje deveria se voltar às altas
velocidades que os árabes estão desenvolvendo. Caso contrário, teremos
campeonatos onde os primeiros lugares serão garantidos pelos árabes e o
restante do mundo disputando outras posições.
Vide fórmula 1 com a Ferrari.

Cidinha Franzão
cidinha@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "A. Perez" <walkergirl@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 1:43 PM
Subject: [RC] LD vs Endurance... can't we all get along?


debate (the "endurance is endurance and it;s 50 miles or
more..." vs "LD is legitimate in it's own right so let's stop
treating it like the red-haired step child").  I pretty much can
see both sides.  Personally, I'd like to see some form of
competitive LD if such a thing could be done safely, as I doubt
I'll ever have the time, horse or money to do much more than LD
(actually I'll be thrilled to get that far!).... but that does
not mean I have no respect of those who disagree.

  So... let's stop bashing each other, shall we?  Can we agree
to disagree and not keep trying to undermine each other's
legitimacy?  Especially since THIS IS JUST A SPORT!?

A.P.

PS: actually the one rule I think should be changed is that LDs
must be held in conjunction with 'real' endurance rides... if
this were not the case, there might possibly be more LD rides
available, at least here in the east,  but I seem to be the only
one who feels that way.

back to lurking.

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