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I think I finally got some of the final tweaks done on the entry form pages for both XP and Sunrise Ranch Rides. There are so few people that can’t enter online these days that we have totally done away with paper entry forms. Riders who don’t have a computer themselves are usually able to get a friend or relative to submit an entry and print out directions for each ride for them. For Continue reading Entering rides online Karen and Chief showing off 2009 XP Awards! Should I have had it say "Karen and Cheefy"??? {g} Home from being gone for three weeks. In that time I got to ride five days of endurance rides on my horses, and Bo got five stitches in his head. I’ve got a lot to blog about, but just haven’t had the time. It’s kind of funny – as I thought I would Continue reading Five and twenty five (thousand) The flowers this year are phenomenal. The trails are literally covered in brilliant colors – green, yellow, purples, orange and white. It’s slow going marking trail when you have to stop and gawk at all of the scenery! Bo and I rode with Kerry today to mark more trail by horseback. I think I’ll take Chief out tomorrow, he’s getting kind of ticked off at me but I thought it would be good for Continue reading Wildflowers at Cuyama Here are some photos of my horses from today. I body clipped both Chief and Bo. Next week I’ll be going down to Bar H in Perris, Ca. My horses will hardly need their heavy winter coats. I like to clip a week ahead of time, that way their coats have some time to grow back in a bit. My clippers don’t cut real short to begin with, so it works out really nice. Continue reading Body clipping the horses – my bay horse looks like a mouse!
230 horses were ridden 67,400 AERC miles by 104 riders in eight weeks. That works out to 1,348 fifty mile rides. This in itself is quite amazing, given that there are a few regions in the AERC that don’t contribute this much mileage over an entire year. Continue reading The Twenty Eleven Ride, Part 7 |
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