RC: RE: Endurance and CTR

[Janice Taylor <JANUSTUDIO@compuserve.com>]

>Thus, CTR is no excuse, you can work for the control and obedience just as
well in doing an LD or a 50. In fact you can do better as the horse will
have the distraction of the other horses going faster and you will, of
course, keep your horse under control and go slower.<

I think that is just the point Bob.  It is much easier to start a green
horse with everyone else in calm composure (CTR) rather than the frantic
antics of a race (endurance).  But I agree that LD dosn't have to be a
race, you actually have a slower time to finish if you want, than a typical
CTR time for a 25 mile.
Jan


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