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Basically, if you gave them 10 years to train for it (and to select the 
best horses in the world for the conditions of Tevis (or big horn) and to 
train/condition those horses for that kind of riding), then I'd think they 
would do just fine. I don't think they'd do it the same way though. I'm not 
sure it's a different sport, but it is different strategy applied to 
different trail environments. (of course - spoken from the perspective of 
only having watched both kinds.)

johnt

http://www.endurance.net/International/2004PresidentsCup/gallery/pages/Feb19_hills.html

there was alot of sand.

At 10:03 AM 2/19/2004, Cindy Collins wrote:
> So, Potato, you know the Tevis as well as anyone.  How would these riders
> do on that trail?  Just curious.  Cindy
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