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No, Martha, age is the determining factor.  But go for it anyway, you 
have nothing to loose!!!  I did my first 50 at 52 & attempted my first 
100 (Tevis, this year) at 66.  Endurance is the "sport for a lifetime." 
Doesn't matter when you start and there are even awards for older riders.
Laney

Martha C wrote:
> Okay you guys...can a 50 year old, who has never done endurance be 
> considered a Junior rider?
>  
> I ask this in all seriousness, as I know that in the dog show world, the 
> answer is no.  The age is what determines the handler's experience, not 
> the actual experience itself.
>  
> Hugs...Martha Clausen
> Who will proudly be 50 in October, and has never done endurance
> 		


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