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Re: [RC] Right to Ride Act - heidi larson

Hard to believe they've received such a low response, wonder if some are getting lost in the works.  So, I e-mailed again, without the canned letter, went with my own words, here's a copy, hope it helps!
 

To Ms. Cantwell, I am writing to ask you to please co-sponser the S.781 Right to Ride Bill.  I am a member of the AERC, (Am. Endurance Riders) AHA (Arabian Horse Association) and PNER (Pacific NW Endurance) and cannot tell you how important to our equine community as well as our states economic growth this bill is.  The equine industry alone exceeds even the film making industry in the United States.  As a horse owner (I have 3) I would be scared to add up the US dollars I have spent on being able to be an avid trail and endurance rider.  When you factor in the cost of fuel/trucks/trailers/tack/feed/gear/barns/shoes/vet. calls/and the cost of the horse itself, it's easy to see that our little "hobby" is a benefit to not just the rider. The trails we have here in Washington can and should be enjoyed by all, including the equine community.  We should encourage our community to support the continued use of these trails, not only by bicyclers and hikers, but also horseback riders. Please consider co-sponsoring this bill!! Thank you for your time,  Heidi Larson - Yacolt, Wa.

 

 


Dbeverly4@xxxxxxx
wrote:
Sorry if this is redundant, but I got the following from another e-list and it is a pretty easy way to voice your opinion to our government representatives. 
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Subject: Fw: Important - Right to Ride - please act quickly

It was noted at the Backcountry Horsemen of Washington meeting Saturday
that the recent request to contact our legislators about the Right to Ride
bill fell short of being persuasive.  Of the some 3100 members of BCHW only
a handful responded.  Other federal lands users are working hard to exclude
the horseman from our mountain trails.

-If you want to ride a horse on federal lands in the future (or you want
your grandkids to) send an email to Maria Cantwell, etc....  today.  Patty
Murray will not sign on unless Maria does.  Maria has only received 45-60
emails and says "if the horse folks don't care why should I?"

It's as easy as clicking on this link below and entering your zip code,
etc.  It only takes a moment to do.

http://capwiz.com/aqha/issues/alert/?alertid=7749306&type=CO


DON'T DELAY - DO IT TODAY.



Please pass this on to as many other equestrians or persons that would be
just as interested in this matter as possible.



Thank you!



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