Endurance.Net Ridecamp Archives

It would be good to establish a working group to try to
background the records. My suggestion, contact the people behind 
http://endurance.pedigree.free.fr/ and start including
more information in that world. They've done a very comprehensive job on
their strains; it would be a valuable exercise to extend it globally.
(note, the AERC.x.Registry glue is also a step in the right direction,
but it, too, is geographically restricted.)

as to simply tracking down offspring, isn't the
WAHO the group that span's registries?

So, no, rather than me privately, go through the people who are most
interested in the topic! - also, many of these international people are
at Aachen this week and will be at Compienge next week! a good chance to
meet the players!

Another comment, the Young Horse championship in Compienge is a very good
example of how the breeders of the US might begin to get a unified
message out to the riders. Maybe the US breeders should consider a
similar event annually here. a showcase of the 5-8 year olds coming into
competition - a breeders auction - a celebration  of the future of
endurance and a very visible and focused venu for your marketing
messages.

jt

At 09:12 AM 8/18/2006, you wrote:
> Question:  Since you have
> all those nice international connections, if I contact you privately for
> some ride records from countries like Argentina and France, is there a
> chance you could lay hands on them?  I've been trying to track
> offspring of another stallion, and some are in Argentina...
>  
> Heidi