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On Jun 26, 2008, at 21:47, Jannelle Wilde & Adam Falk wrote:

> We have, on a couple of occasions, finished a ride and gone to a  
> hotel when
> the weather was really bad.  We were tent camping.  It was snow, hail,
> freezing rain, and windy.  Our trailer was a large stock trailer  
> with the
> front half protected form the weather.  I finished the ride, my  
> horse was
> sound and in good shape.  We rested for a short time, but the horse  
> wanted
> to be out of the wind and weather.  We packed up, headed to town  
> and parked
> out of the wind and got a room. She ate, drank and was in good  
> shape the
> next morning.  Got her out in the lot and walked her around for a  
> while

we're doing the tent camping thing too.. Did you tie her to the  
trailer overnight?  Wasnt clear from above.
>
cid and g-man

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