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Kat,

 

  You can enter on an un-qualified horse IF you are entering in order to be a back up sponsor for junior riders.  Other than that....I understand you must qualify.  You are not

enter into the NC ride, you can't get a placing, only miles. 

 

Jody

--- On Thu, 9/3/09, k s swigart <katswig@xxxxxxx> wrote:

From: k s swigart <katswig@xxxxxxx>
Subject: [RC] Don't you have to qualify? (was: NC 50)
To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 2:04 AM

Melissa said:

>  My friend Jeanie Pinto ... is going to be coming up
> to Greenville CA for the NC's. She's out of a horse
> and she is hoping to ride the 50 if anyone has an
> extra horse they will be bringing.
 
I thought that the horse and rider together had to qualify for the National Championship.  Did I get this wrong?
 
Here is what I got off the AERC web-site:
 
All entries must meet AERC qualification criteria:


    * 50-mile ride: 300 lifetime miles (horse) AND 300 lifetime miles (rider), with at least 100 miles together.
 
Or is there a separate division in the NC ride for people who aren't actually entered in the NC, but just are doing an unrestricted ride on the same trail?
 
kat
Orange County, Calif.

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