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I don't mind it either. If someone wants to put up with my obnoxious 
horse - more power to them.

Truman

Jody Rogers-Buttram wrote:

> That is a good method...and I have used it more than once.  There are 
> many advantages to "drafting".  One, the drafter has the chance to 
> "size up" the other horse.  They can see how he is moving, if he is 
> tired, etc.  Plus, the drafter has (in some cases) the ability to push 
> the other rider.  Now, this is mostly for those running for a 
> placing.   I don't particulary care if I am being drafted or not....I 
> see it as an opportunity to show off the fact that I have plenty of 
> horse left.  So, being drafted is not always a bad thing.
>  
> PS.  And Truman, Rose is wonderful for snaking at high speeds thru 
> tight woods.  Give me knee knockers, and I can flat make some time.  ::)))

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