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Paul,

 

Don't you have a ride entry to your ride that you can send her????  And even fill it out for her too.

 

Jody

--- On Wed, 1/13/10, paul@xxxxxxxxxxx <paul@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

From: paul@xxxxxxxxxxx <paul@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [RC] Attn Lauren RE 100's
To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 4:17 PM

Hi Lauren,

We can help you with this.

#1) find a ride that offers a 100 as well as a 50.
#2) fill out your entry form.
#3) send it to me or some well meaning friend to proof read before it is sent in.
#4 The friend will cross out where you checked 50 miles and put a check mark by the 100 mile box.   Simple huh?

Then the friend needs to make sure the Ride management tells you the 50 is full, but since you already entered the 100, you are good to go:-)

I  did my first 100 because Dr Baldwin had told me it wouldn't  be all that hard, and he was sure I and my horse could do it. We had 300 AERC miles at the time. We got pulled at 84 miles, and he came by the next day to tell me that he was sure we could get it done the next try.  He was right.

Paul N. Sidio
Spokane MO

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