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Re: [RC] what do you take to a ride? - Sharon Levasseur

I'm sure I can add more later but here's one of my top must-haves... a powerful
LED miner's headlamp for hands-free 4am feedings!  Walmart has a nice 6-LED
version for $15, it even has several brightness settings.

-Sharon L. in Maine
www.zegifts.com



Quoting Jessica Spoone-Raines <jspoone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

I'm going to be doing my first 25 mile ride in a few weeks and was wondering
what everybody considers must haves and maybe some not so must but still like
to haves? Luckily the ride is only a 1/2 hour or so from the place I board so
I can get something brought to me that I forget. Here is what I have so far:

riding gear (saddle, girth, breastcollar, sidepull and bit attachment,
saddlepad, helmet, saddlebags, water bottles, hr monitor, gps)

blankets, buckets, first aid, easy boots, feed, beet pulp, hay, pro bi,
electrolytes, sponges, grooming brushes, hoof pick, hay bag, cooler sheet,
rump rug, camping gear, people food, my clothes, DUCT TAPE

Thats about where my brain goes numb, any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated! Also what first aid supplies do you guys keep with you? Thanks
again.
Jess Spoone-Raines



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