RE: MALE SUPPORT (does not mean working wife)

["Shirley Dennis" <sdennis@warrengroup.com>]

OOPS:  guess I should have signed the reply to John, it did not come from
Shirley but from Sean Dennis.

The moral is, never let your husband mess with your E-Mail

-----Original Message-----
From: Shirley Dennis [mailto:sdennis@warrengroup.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 08, 1998 7:51 PM
To: 'John B. Ayers'
Cc: ridecamp@endurance.net
Subject: RE: MALE SUPPORT (does not mean working wife)


John:

Having three day evented, done some dressage, fox hunted, done a couple of
ride and ties and now bringing a young horse through competitive with an eye
to doing a couple of 50 mile endurance rides I have come to one conclusion:

If history ever repeats itself men will ride sidesaddle.



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From: John B. Ayers [mailto:ayers@plainfield.bypass.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 08, 1998 4:43 PM
To: RIDECAMP
Subject: MALE SUPPORT (does not mean working wife)


Protecting the "family jewels" was the biggest problem I had
when first starting to ride last year.

I tried "jockey" undershorts and didn't get enough support.

The athletic supporter was better but got uncomfortable for longer
rides.

The BEST have been the nylon/lycra tights I bought from Sportack.

The ONLY disadvantage (you gals can appreciate) is that you must
drop your pants to pee!

John