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Re: [RC] Endurance or no? - Sharon Levasseur

My previous email sounded snotty and I didn't intend it that way.  Basically I'm
wondering whether the cases I saw were the same types of horses as the "really
thin horses" that several other people have mentioned... or whether they were a
different matter entirely.

Sorry about that!
-Sharon L.


Quoting Sharon Levasseur <sharon1359@xxxxxxxxxxx>:

*raises hand slowly*  I've occasionally been shocked at the "bags of bones"
that
I've seen ride pictures of, and seen in person at rides.  I'm still not sure
how
horses with such sunken-in haunches, bony hips, and emaciated necks are
considered "fit" but I'm willing to get edjumacated.

In case you're wondering, no, I have no idea how those particular horses
placed.

-Sharon L. (sticking her neck out, waiting for the flames)




-----Original Message-----
From: WRSINOSKY@xxxxxxx
To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 12:04:46 EST
Subject: [RC] Endurance or no?


Angie:  I had to laugh over your expertise at your first ride, especially
the
following:

The ones that I thought were rejects that had been bought at an auction the
week before (they still had the numbers on their hips!) were the ones that
looked great after the 100.

It brought back memories of my first ride. I saw this poor, emaciated,
black
DOG! Well, actually, it was a skinny little Ayrab that looked like a good
wind would knock it over. Couldn'ta been more that 14.3, if that.
Seriously,
it looked like a big whippet. I couldn't believe anyone would ever consider
getting on this poor critter, let alone enter it in a ride.

Th whippet was in the top ten in the 50.

Cindy Edwards


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