But the point is, expressing discontent on
RC is a sad waste of effort. To make a difference and to further your views
regarding AERC/AERC-I/ FEI you must make your point known to the majority of the
AERC Board of Directors.
A well planned effort directing the comments
from a goodly number of the AERC Membership would make the irrefutable point
that the membership wishes to see a change. That the AERC membership does not
like the trend in International Competition and the direction being
taken.
That is the only way a change will occur.
Bob
Bob Morris Morris Endurance Enterprises Boise, ID
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On Behalf Of SandyDSA@xxxxxxx Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007
12:12 PM To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: [RC] [RC]
FEI/AERC
That isn't the point - the point is that we have a part of this type of
group who participate in a type of riding that is not in the spirit or the
desire of the rank and file of AERC, a long-standing organization. Whether we
like it or not, whatever happens at FEI level reflects on us, and while there
are many fine riders who do one or both or even JUST FEI, the ones who do NOT
reflect well on horse sports in general first of all have NO right to avail
themselves of AERC's reputation or funds; and secondly, can ultimately sic the
dogs of war on all of us - and cost us the freedom to ride our horses
competitively - safe and sane or not. S
I for one,
have no desire to prioritize funds or time to ride
internationally.
