Here are a couple of photos taken today of Chief’s feet. He has been barefoot most of his life, except for a couple of years and he is now 13 years old. I find it hard to believe myself that he is already mostly through his fourth endurance ride season being kept un-shod. You can [...]
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I’ve been taking ride photos for a long time now on endurance and training rides. It’s a lot of fun and sometimes I get lucky and get a really spectacular shot. The main thing to remember with digital cameras is that it doesn’t cost any more to take several shots. Then, delete the ones that [...] I finally got this project finished! Yep, that’s right – it only took 7 years . I’ll add the links below but you can also find everything on the 2001 XP page. Stay tuned for more information on another BIG RIDE! Endurance News Articles: 1) Preparing for the 2001 XP 2) XP’loring the Trail, 2000 [...] If you’re traveling with your horses and need to find a vet clinic you can call: 800-411-GOOG from any phone and get connected directly or try Google Maps for your cell phone. You could also try Windows Live for Mobile. Some of the newer GPS’s may also help you with this info. Be sure to [...] Here is some information for the next upcoming 5-day 250 mile XP ride: All five days of the Grand Canyon XP are out of the same basecamp which is located in Dry Park, on the north rim of the Grand Canyon. We ride through beautiful aspen and conifer forests and across wide open meadows through [...] Sounds like it was a great ride yesterday with approximately 36 out of 51 horses finishing. This was the second 100 for little Tigger and everybody reported that he did great! I’m so glad for them both and happy that Dave now has a going 100 mile horse. Go Tigger! They finished in the top [...] Here are some photos showing the damage from Hurricane Ike to Mike M’s place (AERC president for you endurance riders) in Houston, Texas. It’ll be a couple more weeks before they get their power restored. Looks like quite a bit of work to get things cleaned up. Glad there were no injuries. Good luck with [...] For several years now I’ve been attaching my horses hay bags and buckets to the side of the horse trailer. This works great and makes things a lot neater and easier. Especially at rides where we need to clean up all evidence of us being there. It’s much easier to clean up if you haven’t [...] Here is a song written and performed by a couple of friends, Mimi and Geoff called “I Ain’t Joking”. Did you ever think you’d get this far….without a cut, without a scar (I just uploaded these as smaller mp3 files for easier download). Click here for Geoff’s MySpace page, and here for Mimi’s. Good job [...] Click here to view the .pdf of both days’ results, or visit the Sunrise Ranch Rides website. There were 21 riders the first day with 18 completions on the first day. Jolynn Maynard finished first and received BC riding Kerryman with a 4:59 ride time on day one. On the second day there were 9 [...] This is a recent video that covers the entire Metrolink train disaster that occurred last Friday near Los Angeles, California. My brother in law is in this video. I won’t say where, so he can keep his privacy but at least other family members were able to see this when it first aired live and [...] |
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