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rides2far@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> rides2far said:
> >All I'm saying is, I believe lots of people get stuck in the "Let me
> >train a little more, then a little more, and a little more and the horse
> >is "there" and that additional training is adding wear & tear. At some
> >point you're going backwards..
>
>
> Tom Ivers said this also.   You should make all your training miles meaningful.  Otherwise you are just plain wearing out your horses legs before they ever get to the competition part of endurance.  PP
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