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I think it all depends on the horse. If he is doing good....go ahead. Just do light work like you said.

Patti Stedman <procompsvc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello.

 

For those of you 100-milers who also school dressage, assuming all is well with your horse -- no soreness, residual fatigue, significant weight loss, etc. -- after you arrive home from a 100 miler, how long would you wait before tacking up and doing some light dressage schooling.

 

It's almost a week since Biltmore, Ned is looking grand, and I'm tempted to climb aboard to do some easy stretching and loosening work.

 

Thanks for your insight.

 

--Patti

 

 

Patti Ann Stedman, CHMM

Proactive Compliance Services Inc.

"A Common Sense Approach to Health, Safety and Environmental Training and Compliance"

procompsvc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

716 560 8297

 

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