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From: linda_cowles@MENTORG.COM (Linda Cowles @ PCB x5624)
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 95 11:03:53 -0700
Subject: (Fwd) Re: Tevis!!!!
I posted this but for some reason it didn't get distributed... trying again
Sorry!!! Linda
On Mon, 14 Aug 1995 linda_cowles@MENTORG.COM wrote:
> What a GREAT Tevis!
>
> Who won???
>
> Matthew Mackay Smith, DVM on Anglo-Arab Fred raced across the finish line
> with Chris Knoch (sp?) and Sax right at his shoulder! They chased each other
> from start to finish, and acted like old friends at the finish line.
> The true Odd Couple.
>
> They finished somewhere between 8:30 and 9:00 - I think!
>
> Both of these horses and riders looked great, they looked like they
> could do another 10 miles, despite the race-to-win pressure.
>
> Matthew anounced immediately that Fred was for sale, and 10 minutes later,
> when I congratulated him and offered to post him on our list (Ha!) he
> informed me that Fred had been sold already. I didn't ask who, but the
> price I heard was $10K.
>
> Third went to a woman that had stayed towards the front the whole ride,
> and had come into the Bluff 1st. I don't have her name right now, but she
> did a great job of riding - many of us were hoping she'd take 1st!
>
> 4th rider was, I think John DiPetra... who according to his own word is
> not a friend to many equines... his horse did a hell of a job! Enough said.
>
> The fellow who won the Ride and Tie Championships three weeks ago came in
> 5th or 6th, horse and rider both looked great! This was their 1st 100.
>
> 7th place was Hugh Helm on the 1st mare to finish... my dear friend Lesley
> Davis was crew-chief for him, and we were beside ourselves from the time he
> came into Michigan Bluff in 3rd place to back at the stadium, waiting to
> see where and how he'd finish. Screaming filled the stands when he rode
> in in the Top Ten as the heaviest rider so far... amazing how much noise
> two women can make!! Just kidding.... we were too busy crying 'cause the
> mare looked fantastic!
>
> Hugh Helms' Patrishkia (sp?) ended up getting Best Condition!
>
> Hugh really rode a hell of a ride, and if anyone deserves it, they do.
> He didn't expect to get the Cup, and the reason he showed for BC was
> because he wanted everyone to see that the mare had been ridden right;
> she looked wonderful!
>
> The BC judging was really interesting this year due to the excellent
> riding conditions.
>
> The temperture at Robie was 23 degrees the night before, and the weather
> was extremely nice all day Saturday, felt like 80's with nice breezes.
> Only 14 horses were pulled at Robinson, the lowest ever, and that low
> pull rate continued throughout the ride.
>
> We were amazed at how good the horses looked coming into and leaving
> Michegan Bluff... an awesome parade of fitness.
>
> My friends Jan Jeffers and Tony Corbeletto came in looking great, and I
> spent the night shoveling food into Jans Seeko mare Seeker aka "Hoover".
> The next morning, after plowing through a tub of bran, carrots and apples
> and 1/2 bale of oat hay, she led me on a scavenger hunt to beg goodies
> off of other bleary-eyed crews.
>
> The Best Condition Judging was interesting. Matthews horse looked really
> good, but was slightly off going clockwise, as was Sax, Chris' horse.
> John DiPetra showed us his antimated stride (should be reincarnated
> as a Big Lick TWH - Ha!); he trotted out better than his horse!
>
> My heart was stuck in my throat as Hugh trotted the mare out. He didn't
> expect BC, but geeze, She looked super!
>
> Some ride, huh? To Finish Is To Win... whole mess of winners this year!
>
> Later! Linda
>
>
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From: Tommy Crockett <tomydore@goblin.punk.net>
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 11:20:50 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: (Fwd) Re: Tevis!!!!
John's Okay I've known him for a long time. In fact I bought one of his
first saddles. Fits Rebel like a glove. STILL SOES ANYBODY KNOW HOW
KRISTEN FLYNN (southwest) ON DINETA did??
####Tommy Crockett, Los Osos, Ca.####
Tomydore@goblin.punk.net###DAMS028%CALPOLY.BITNET@cmsa.berkeley.edu
ask me about my TB mare Flossie or that Arab The Rebel Prince
"I don't wear no Stetson But I'm willing to bet son I'm just a big a
Texan as you are, There's a Girl in her bare feet Asleep in the back
seat, that trunk's full of Pearl Beer and Lone Star" Terry Allen
On Tue, 15 Aug 1995 linda_cowles@MENTORG.COM wrote:
> > John DiPetra showed us his antimated stride (should be reincarnated
> > as a Big Lick TWH - Ha!); he trotted out better than his horse!
> >
> >
> > Later! Linda
> >
> >
>
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From: linda_cowles@MENTORG.COM (Linda Cowles @ PCB x5624)
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 95 11:20:31 -0700
Subject: Re: (Fwd) Tevis!!!!
I re-sent it to the group - let me know if the mail system barfs again.
I'm headed into meeting-hell for 2 hours... Nick and Jan , could one of you
let me know if this does or doesn't go through? Thanks!
Sigh... wish I could train Tevis candidates for a living!!! ;^)
Lindac
On Aug 15, 11:10am, jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com wrote:
> Subject: Re: (Fwd) Tevis!!!!
> Hi Linda,
>
> Something's screwy in the mail servers somewhere along the route.
> Your report arrived truncated as follows:
>
> -------------------------
> The temperture at Robie was 23 degrees the night before, and the weather
> was extremely nice all day Saturday, felt like 80's with nice breezes.
> Only 14 horses were pulled at Robinson, the lowest ever, and that low
> pull raFrom owner-endurance@moscow.com Tue Aug 15 00:19:06 1995
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> -------------------------
>
> I'd love to read the whole thing and fax it to Lynge, who's dying to know
> what happened. Can you resend to me privately?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Sal
>-- End of excerpt from jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com
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From: gf@merkle.baaqmd.gov (Fend, Gary)
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 95 11:41:48 pst
Subject: Tevis results
Has anyone been able to get results from
"http://www.endurance.com/tevis/1995.htm"?
I keep getting errors and would like to know if I've got a screwed up
system or the results haven't been posted yet.
Thanks
Gary
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From: Tommy Crockett <tomydore@goblin.punk.net>
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 11:43:28 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: Tevis finishers and BC
On Sun, 13 Aug 1995, wrote:
> Well that URL has nothing on it. (Right now) Who won? Can someone give me
> the order of finish (top ten) Does anybody know how and where Kristen
> Flynn on Denita finished???? I know it hasn't been yet selected but who
> got The Hagen Cup? (by the time y'all read this it'll be public) I can't
> believe I'm at home and not riding. <sigh>
Kristan Flynn and Denita finished 12th.
t
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From: jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 11:59:17 -0700
Subject: Re: Tevis results
I just tried the Tevis www page too, and assume that they haven't got
the story typed in yet. The "1995.htm" page doesn't seem to exist.
Maybe Linda should just send 'em her post? Bet Steph gets that on OUR
E-page first! :-)
Loyally,
- - -Sallijan
- - ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sallijan Snyder | ==> I am not a speaker-for-Intel.
Santa Clara, California |
(408)765-9068 wrk (408)629-5909 hm | "Sometimes you'll find a heap of
Internet: jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com | thread on a mighty small spool."
or sallijan@ix.netcom.com |
*Internet Z-Car Club Member #42* | --Savvy Sayin's
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From: Tommy Crockett <tomydore@goblin.punk.net>
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 12:02:07 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Lake Sonoma Ride
In order to make it easier for the world Famous Austrailain Graham
Jenkins to meet up with several Bay Area E-Lers I'm booking the Lake
Sonoma ride. Now I've some questions some of you from that division might
be able to answer. What's it like??? I've heard it's a big ride. So I'd
be interested in how y'all would rate it for difficulty etc. Rebel was a
50 mile horse before his second suspensory tear over a year ago and his
condition is far better then a training ride horse, but I don't want to
inflict a real tough 50 on him.
TIA,
####Tommy Crockett, Los Osos, Ca.####
Tomydore@goblin.punk.net###DAMS028%CALPOLY.BITNET@cmsa.berkeley.edu
ask me about my TB mare Flossie or that Arab The Rebel Prince
"I don't wear no Stetson But I'm willing to bet son I'm just a big a
Texan as you are, There's a Girl in her bare feet Asleep in the back
seat, that trunk's full of Pearl Beer and Lone Star" Terry Allen
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From: step@fsr.com (Stephanie Teeter)
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 12:47:23 +0800
Subject: Re: Tevis results
>>>>> "jsnyder" == jsnyder <jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com> writes:
.. I put Linda's post on the endurance page last night. In Events.
is this a race?
Steph
> I just tried the Tevis www page too, and assume that they
> haven't got the story typed in yet. The "1995.htm" page doesn't
> seem to exist.
> Maybe Linda should just send 'em her post? Bet Steph gets that
> on OUR E-page first! :-)
> Loyally, -Sallijan
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Sallijan Snyder | ==> I am not a speaker-for-Intel. Santa
> Clara, California | (408)765-9068 wrk (408)629-5909 hm |
> "Sometimes you'll find a heap of Internet:
> jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com | thread on a mighty small spool." or
> sallijan@ix.netcom.com | *Internet Z-Car Club Member #42* |
> --Savvy Sayin's
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From: step@fsr.com (Stephanie Teeter)
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 13:32:10 +0800
Subject: Re: news
>>>>> "Sandy" == Sandy Terp <hotspots@fast.net> writes:
> Hi Steph-
> I seem to be getting the same messages day after day with a new
> one mixed in here and there. Lots of listings for
> undeliverables also. Am I having a problem? Headers always
> read contiguously. Thanks,
> Sandy and the crew at (Neigh-Per-Say). New Jersey
I'm getting messages from many of you about problems with
multiple postings. I'll hand this mess over to Bengt. He'll
fix it! (right Bengt?)
..hang in there.
Steph
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From: Tommy Crockett <tomydore@goblin.punk.net>
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 12:38:01 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: Tevis results
They ain't posted yet. I've had correspondence with The Endurance
Connection. They told me they haven't had time to post them yet. <sigh> I
wanted to call Kristan and surprise her by already knowing, but alas I
had to call her boyfriend to find out she finished 12th. Seems she helped
a dizzy rider who was vomiting on the leg in from Franciso's. What a girl.
####Tommy Crockett, Los Osos, Ca.####
Tomydore@goblin.punk.net###DAMS028%CALPOLY.BITNET@cmsa.berkeley.edu
ask me about my TB mare Flossie or that Arab The Rebel Prince
"I don't wear no Stetson But I'm willing to bet son I'm just a big a
Texan as you are, There's a Girl in her bare feet Asleep in the back
seat, that trunk's full of Pearl Beer and Lone Star" Terry Allen
On Tue, 15 Aug 1995 gf@merkle.baaqmd.gov wrote:
> Has anyone been able to get results from
> "http://www.endurance.com/tevis/1995.htm"?
>
> I keep getting errors and would like to know if I've got a screwed up
> system or the results haven't been posted yet.
>
> Thanks
> Gary
>
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From: Tommy Crockett <tcrocket@job.punk.net>
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 18:45:51 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: Tevis results (fwd)
- ---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 18:37:51 -0700 (PDT)
From: Tommy Crockett <tomydore@goblin.punk.net>
To: tcrocket@job.punk.net
Subject: Re: Tevis results (fwd)
- ---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 17:27:41 -0700 (PDT)
From: Tommy Crockett <tomydore@goblin.punk.net>
To: jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com
Subject: Re: Tevis results
Ohhhhh Cooooool! Do you remember Graham from his rec-eq days???? I have a
quarter horse sized blue ww trailer and a 93 white suburban. I think I'm
going to drape it in a 10 ft Texas State flag so everybody can find us. <G>
Who knows about these gremlins. Stuff I've posted to E-L never makes it
and then when I post to endurance two copies show up with different times
in the headers. Strange.
Oh did I mention on that Lake Sonoma ride Jan Martel is going to drive
over from Davis and ride it on Diag her WB? Should turn some heads. Maybe
I'll end up riding the TB. Flossie's 16'3. She might scare some horses
meant for this. <VBG> I haven't really tested Rebel's suspensory yet.
We've just used him for a schooling horse. Maybe I'll come up and do the
25 at Las Trampas first just to see what happens. You know
Hearldsburg-Sebastapuddle-Geyersville loop can be pretty wet in October.
:) I dunno. I worry about him. I've broken that same suspensory twice.
Meanwhile Kristan finsishes 12th at Tevis after stopping on the California
Loop to help a vomiting rider. We used to train together, were neck and
neck and now I'm jealous. Way jealous. My only attempt resulted in getting
pulled at Francisco's. <sigh> Well I'm gonna get by that. Green doesn't
look good on me. ;-)
Tommy
On Tue, 15 Aug 1995 jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com wrote:
> Hi Tommy,
>
> I wonder if this exchange will show up on the E-list? I found
> something I'd set privately to Linda Cowles on the last batch of
> digest messages (and I don't subscribe to the digest version!).
>
> Somebody's mail server, or some intermediate site, is full of
> gremlins!
>
> I may be going to the Lake Sonoma Ride as crew for my cousin if
> she does that ride. If not, I might drive up anyway to party.
>
> -Sal
>
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From: Tommy Crockett <tomydore@goblin.punk.net>
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 21:27:35 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: tevi095.htm (fwd)
- ---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 21:25:39 -0700
From: Tommy Crockett <tomydore@goblin.punk.net>
To: tomydore@goblin.punk.net
Subject: tevi095.htm
TEVIS CUP 1995 RESULTS
PLACE NUMBER NAME HORSE NAME RIDING TIME
1 21 Matthew Mackay-Smith WC Freiheit (Fred) 13:56
2 97 Chris Knoch Saxx 13:56
3 216 Vicki Rudy Patric 15:31
4 48 John DiPietra Hazzer 15:41
5 258 Mark Richtman EL IBN Baskalon 15:51
6 65 Ulla Howes Kesil 16:08
7 40 Hugh Helm Petruska 16:08
8 270 Mimi Emich HCC Ruslaw 16:55
9 192 Dennis Summers Tony Bologney 16:55
10 30 John Crandell III Hybrid Vigor 16:57
11 16 Linda Crandell Bold Soldier 16:57
12 54 Kristan Flynn Donita 16:57
13 271 Tyler Ford TC Exeter 16:57
14 93 Tonjia Chandler Dar Q Antar 17:11
15 268 Richard Fuess Fadska 17:11
16 72 Dana Landale AA Diamond Dawn 17:11
17 76 Danny Grant CDR Soliloquy 17:33
18 229 Wendy Dunbar Tough Trick 17:33
19 70 Kathy Pierroz Glory 17:33
20 38 Nancy Sandy Garis Cowboy 17:45
21 110 Mary Cook Moon Shadow 17:45
23 50 Bud Dardi Tingzing 18:45
23 221 Robert Ribley Tabasco 18:28
24 190 Cynthia Larkin Bezamahr 18:28
25 98 Cathy Leaver Caravel+s Teos 18:29
26 89 Sands Dickson Synterfold 18:29
27 129 Jim Remillard Sukalifo HCC 18:40
28 130 Suzanne Remillard HCC Lawrus 18:40
29 238 Shelley Barling XS Shatan 18:40
30 211 Cindy Oster FX Duende 18:46
31 151 Sylvia Beverly Harca 18:46
32 78 Helen Logan Ki Starr 18:46
33 185 Dennis Lobenberg Shawnee 18:46
34 128 Mary Macbeth Estanbul 18:46
35 55 Roberto Fernandes Sterling Ashcroft 18:46
36 177 Erich Breitenmoser Toulouse 18:46
37 257 Cory Soltau DVM IBN Aflie 18:46
38 69 Michael Pickett Mahareesch 18:46
39 213 Terri Anderson Phansy 18:48
40 226 Jennifer Oltmann Oasis Shetharah 18:49
41 194 Steve Shaw Fire Mt. Cinder 18:49
42 117 Jacquelyn Smeltzer Port Seyna 18:52
43 202 Ellen Ebbett Jazz 18:55
44 145 Linda Howard AM Coalminer's Son 19:10
45 206 Phyllis Bartholomew Ahlschwede Merab 19:10
46 241 Linda Glazier Tachyon 19:10
47 269 Fred Emigh Hy Time 19:26
48 255 Mike Tracy Aron Moon 19:40
49 166 Jan Jeffers Ara Pesaqo 19:42
50 122 Steven Elliott Full of Pizazz 19:42
51 204 James Clover Tuts Tumbler 19:42
52 161 John Lakso Khemo Kairo 19:52
53 239 Steven Lenheim Farwa-Bu 19:53
54 124 Diane Marquard Buck Mt. Bez 20:01
55 121 Tamara Heiland Buck Mt. Morning Star 20:01
56 87 Lawton Johnston Dawns Michigan 20:06
57 86 Jock Johnston Shane Chicksaw 20:06
58 73 Pete Occhialini Sermar Zorba 20:10
59 13 Tom Lindgren Kheema 20:18
60 276 Chuck Dent WMU Tyler 20:18
61 156 Judy Morawcznski Marksman 20:20
62 188 Judy Houle Felex 20:20
63 31 Les Carr Surrablue 20:20
64 96 Megan Berwick Haneenya 20:20
65 260 Nancy Burton Tulip 20:20
66 144 Cynthia Rowe Royal Oaks Lucy 20:22
67 203 Carolee DeWitt Fan Fair HA 20:22
68 219 Jerry Young Avonti 20:23
69 106 Mary Shimmick Zippity 20:23
70 158 Nancy McCarthy Ari 20:23
71 279 Sally Toye Josh 20:24
72 208 Alison Spackman Indy 20:24
73 136 Heather Davis Brushwood 20:32
74 137 Leonard Davis Twiggy 20:32
75 100 Bill Pieper R.O. Nejma 20:34
76 46 Laurie Wood-Gundlach Count Nikolai 20:34
77 193 Susan Summers B. Banshee 20:34
78 29 Pat Chappell Thunders Lighting Bar 20:34
79 232 Bonnie Way Hash 20:43
80 81 Dave Rabe Koo Koo 20:43
81 27 Jack Garnett Tawny 20:56
82 248 Breann Larimer Stettson 20:56
83 22 Marvin Snowbarger Farway 20:57
84 184 Connie Creech RK Amado 20:57
85 195 Tammy Robinson Pal's Miracle 20:57
86 183 Liana Comeaux Joe Harley 20:57
87 272 Caleb Palfreyman Amelia 20:58
88 60 Joe Edwards III Marco 20:58
89 113 Dave Ferguson El Sonador 20:58
90 101 Bob Marx Monterey DSA 20:59
91 12 Jill Mitchell Rushcreek Daos 20:59
92 235 Uri,Driscoll Soul 21:01
93 223 Berit Meyer Sequioa Dancer 21:01
94 8 James Howard Freedom Fermee 21:01
95 119 Terri Buckman Quicksilver 21:01
96 71 Roxanne Greene M M Faramir 21:03
97 197 Heidi Paul Sir's Pride 21:03
98 163 Scott Wachenheim Fame & Glory 21:10
99 162 Beth Wachenheim Zarkuria HCC 21:10
100 167 Stacie Parker Americas Kosinova 21:11
101 157 George Wilson SA Betelgeuse 21:11
102 262 Christi Dean Classic Storm 21:11
103 264 Randy Goodale (Randys) Dawn Rose 21:11
104 68 Sandy Obermeyer Mariah Bey 21:14
105 207 Michael Rapposelli Satuss Sno 21:14
106 79 Kimberly Hopkins Autumn Knight 21:14
107 114 Skip Leahy American Express 21:15
108 133 Mary Hays Collamar 21:20
109 273 Janette Wackerly Mystr Sid 21:20
110 178 Tracy Epping Heartbreak Kio 21:22
111 94 Susan Bain Sierra 21:22
112 142 Mark Falcone Narev 21:30
113 141 Traci Falcone Dandy Design 21:30
114 215 Dale Peterson Mahabb Gaf 21:33
115 61 Charlotte Poulsen Bezadee 21:33
116 244 Toni Semple Bask Concerto 21:33
117 62 Linda Cox Gaichamarretto 21:34
118 171 Laurie Anderson NDL Emblem 21:34
119 222 Bruce Anderson HCC Levi 21:34
120 169 Pamela Briles Bel Bar Coqcane 21:35
121 74 Charles Miller Kai 21:35
122 220 Linda Boisa Shahlimar 21:36
123 155 Jane Stipovich KH Regaylia 21:45
124 28 Ivey Daughtridge Sann Antonio 21:48
125 198 Carolyn Johnson HCC Cactus 21:48
126 123 Antonio Corbelletta IBN Fadney Fareyn+ 21:48
127 218 Vivian Terwilliger Trigger 21:48
128 224 Jim Baldwin Goose 21:48
129 95 Trilby Pederson Fire Away Bay 21:48
Return to Tevis Home Page
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From: Arapaloosa@aol.com
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 1995 01:03:15 -0400
Subject: Just a letter
Hi.
I have posted a few thing here in the recent past, and have been avdily
reading all the news that goes by. I have some comments that have been
hanging heavily on my heart that I would like to share with you.
I understand how excited most people are about the internet and the
availability of information, the ability to interact with other people and to
toss ideas around. But please let us not forget that for the moment, the
internet is a very elite medium: Available only to those with the knowledge,
the funds and the inclination to get online.
Those members of our national and international horse groups, i.e. AERC, FEI,
the ECTRAS, etc. have a responsibilty **only** to get their information from
the printed sources that come with the memberships that they pay for
annually. Members of those groups have no responsibility to acquire the
information that is here on this homepage, or wandering around other regions
of the internet. Until it is printed in the newsletters, it is seen only by
us, and we are a vary small group.
Please, let it become our responsibility to disperse the info we get here to
those not as *fortunate* as we. I hope to hear as many conversations between
internet people and non internet people at the rides that I go to, as I read
interactions here. I am afraid that we are going to start making decisions
and then start them into action as a small group, before remembering that we
represent only a small part of a much bigger group.
I hope that this makes sense. It is just an observation, and is meant to
point fingers at no one. It is something that I am seeing all over as a
result of the emergence of this medium, and I felt that it was time to post
this.
Thanks
for your time,
Eliza Drummond aka Arapaloosa@aol.com
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From: Arapaloosa@aol.com
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 1995 01:03:11 -0400
Subject: Skyhorse Saddle for sale
Teresa McHugh of the Pacific Northwest is selling her skyhorse. It has the
newer, longer booties and is complete and in good shape. I have test ridden
it. Everything is there. She has a fleece pad to cover the seat with. I am
not sure if that is in the package or not, but it does help the comfort of
the ride.
Price: $650.
Call Teresa at (503) 343-4710
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From: BULTE@INFO.FORASOL.atlas.fr
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 1995 09:40:24 +0200
Subject: Re: Vet procedure in The Netherlands
Desiree,
Congrats for the digest of all the policies we have here in
continental Europe.
Don't you think the heart and in fact the pulse rate
have too much impact ?
I would like te emphasize that Endurance must be SIMPLE and that
a VET must say OK to REstart, not only the measure and the policy !
Pierre.
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From: hotspots@fast.net (Sandy.Terp)
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 95 05:47 EDT
Subject: On the Road
A friend of mine is considering hauling out in October for the "On the Road
to the Championship" ride in Kansas. Does anyone have any info on what the
trail is like? Climbs, footing, hold areas, water, all the normal stuff. Being
from the East Coast we are not familiar with the terrain out there. Any
input would be greatly appreciated.
Sandy and the crew at (Neigh-Per-Say).
New Jersey
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From: Tommy Crockett <tomydore@goblin.punk.net>
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 1995 07:23:59 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: Tevis results
no it's a ride (hardy har har)
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On Tue, 15 Aug 1995, Stephanie Teeter wrote:
> >>>>> "jsnyder" == jsnyder <jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com> writes:
>
> .. I put Linda's post on the endurance page last night. In Events.
>
> is this a race?
>
> Steph
>
> > I just tried the Tevis www page too, and assume that they
> > haven't got the story typed in yet. The "1995.htm" page doesn't
> > seem to exist.
>
> > Maybe Linda should just send 'em her post? Bet Steph gets that
> > on OUR E-page first! :-)
>
> > Loyally, -Sallijan
>
>
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Sallijan Snyder | ==> I am not a speaker-for-Intel. Santa
> > Clara, California | (408)765-9068 wrk (408)629-5909 hm |
> > "Sometimes you'll find a heap of Internet:
> > jsnyder@td2cad.intel.com | thread on a mighty small spool." or
> > sallijan@ix.netcom.com | *Internet Z-Car Club Member #42* |
> > --Savvy Sayin's
>
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From: Peter Laberge <plaberge@epix.net>
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 1995 10:37:36 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Ft. Armstrong 100
First, I want to congratulate Matthew and Fred on their
Tevis win. To win both the Old Dominion and the Tevis in
the same year is amazing and I suspect unprecedented.
This Spring at the Biltmore ride, I saw Matthew jump up
and click his heels at a vet check and announce, "not
bad for an old man!" I agree.
This past Saturday,the first 100 mile ride was held at
the Crooked Creek Horse Park, north of Pittsburgh, PA.
This is the site of the 1997 ROC and is an outstanding
facility that boasts a very challenging trail. A very
active local horse club seems dedicated to constant
improvement of the grounds and trails. Two large barns
have about 100 stalls. There's a large ring with stands
for spectators, a clubhouse for meetings, kitchen and
snack bar and plenty of parking for rigs. Ride manager
John Grey, Donna, Buck, the vets and radio crew were
well organized and extremely cordial.
The first 50 miles, while not exactly mountainous is far
from flat. The second loop (15mi.) took most horses
close to 3 hours to cover. The first part of the trail
included some narrow ledges that drop off sharply 30ft.
or so. They had been softened up by a torrential storm
that blew through on Friday. One horse and rider took
a slide off a ledge that gave way, but managed to get
back up and continue. The second 50 was on a recently
opened 25 mile loop that was repeated. This was flatter
and wound through farmland and a few small crossroad
towns. The rain created some boggy spots on the first
50 miles that kept the farrier working OT. Stoney lost
both hind shoes there, but Chrissie Unser and Nugget
went through four shoes before 50 miles. If anyone
finds them, we'll pay postage.
And now the weather report: hot and humid. So what else
is new in the East this Summer? Old Dominion deja vu with
slightly less heat but maybe more humidity. It's
encouraging that many riders took the conditions into
consideration and did what it takes to make it through.
21 out of 37 starters finished. Winning ride time was over
14 hours, with the majority finishing between 16 and 18
hours.
Debbie and Stoney haven't been seeing eye to eye of late,
so we coaxed a good friend, Debbie Sheets, out of a five
year endurance retirement to do the ride. Going from rider
to pit crew can be quite an adjustment in lifestyles,
but I'm pleased to say that our marriage will survive it.
At 65 miles, Stoney was running around 10th and the air was
thick enough to cut with a knife. Debbie S. held him out
for about 15min. as we cooled him out before going into the
check. After walking up a steep hill into the check, it took
another 20 min. to get down to 64. This is where Debi Gordon
and Red were eliminated as he hung at 68. After that, they
walked for three miles as darkness fell. Stoney then pepped
up as it cooled a little and rode most of the rest of the
way with a group of seven riders who all finished around
4:30 AM. CRI went from 17/18 at 65 to 15/15 at the finish.
Tough course and depending on the time of year, should make
for an interesting ROC in '97.
Up front, Danielle Kanavy was riding the incredible Cash.
She used excellent pacing, holding back some in the first
50 and pulling away on the flatter going. Also riding
her usual smart ride was Nina Warren on Desert Ballad.
They finished second, I think less than 30 minutes behind.
Here's the top ten with apologies for misspellings and
omissions:
1.) Danielle Kanavy Pieraz (Cash)
2.) Nina Warren Desert Ballad
3.) Debbie Zanot
4.) Lauretta Wazzel Brezarom
5.) Chrissie Unser Nugget
6.) Peggy Thompson Prarie Rascal
7.) Jim Rogan WJ Beezer
8.) Lois MacAfee Rhett Butler
9.) Patti Pizzo Savaq
10.)Nancy Senn Amyr Candyman
This was the final demonstration ride for the USA East team.
A decision will be reached shortly on whether or not the
NA Championships can be held next month in Flagstaff because
of the VS outbreak. The word quarantine is not one of my personal
favorites. A well attended USA East meeting was held at the
ride to discuss this and selection issues, but that's
another story.
Happy trails,
Pete LaBerge
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