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Joe, you did. However, if a horse has to be rested a couple of weeks 
prior to a 100 so they can do it and then rested 3 weeks after a 100 to 
recover, maybe one should consider that a 100 is just too hard on that 
particular horse for its long term welfare.

Truman

Joe Long wrote:

> Well, I always like to ride a 50 one week prior to a 100 as a "tuneup" ride, but
> every time I say something like this someone points out that I had an atypical
> horse, so take that into consideration.
>
>  


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