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Oh gosh, Heidi. That is heartbreaking. I'm so sorry.

 

And yes, that has been my question too. If some of us don't breed Arabian horses, where in the heck will the rest of you endurance riders get your horses to ride? You all need future mounts if you're going to stay in this sport for longer than a year or two!

 

yes, breeding horses for endurance riders to ride is very relevant to the subject of endurance. Geesh... we can talk about tack, trails, vehicles, but not horses?

 

I know I'll never be a top rider, but I can contribute to the sport by providing some nice horses.

 

chris

heidi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

John, maybe I'm just in a really bad mood, having responded to this thread this morning and then gone down to feed my broodmares only to find that my older fillies in the next pasture up had rubbed a gate open and gotten in with my mares and foals, and that in the resulting melee, one of my really nice young broodmares had shattered a foreleg.  I

 

If situations that pertain to breeders are not ENDURANCE RELATED, then I'll eat my hat.  And if endurance riders haven't yet figured that out (or list owners and moderators, for that matter), well, then, dang it--they should "know better." 

 

?A short horse is soon curried?

 

Chris Paus

 

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