Re: [IceHorses] bad day/good day
On 6/24/07, Virginia Tupper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Great photos!!! Obviously you didn't hurt yourself when you fell--but that is so scary that your helmet was totalled! Thank goodness you had it on! V and Tivar's most obvious statement-- I landed in a pile of fresh poop so it covered my right shoulder/arm the rest of the day showing jaspar... Janice-- yipie tie yie yo
Re: [IceHorses] bad day/good day
. as soon as I get a good pic of my busted helmet Janice I am happy for the good part of your day - that had to be fun. Would you and anyone lese that has pic of a busted helmet from a fall, please send me a copy. I am doing a talk for the local 4-H club next month on helemet wearing and safety and would love some pics to show. I want to make as big an impact as I can. If I can just get a few of these kids to wear a helmet that ordinarily wouldn't I will have done a good days work. -- Laree
Re: [IceHorses] bad day/good day
They say helmets are ALLOWED but I want them REQUIRED! before someone is killed There's a group out of Denver, kids, called the Westernaires. I call them the Worsternaires. They perform, do the rodeo circuit, w/ some truly maniacal riding--full-out gallop, weaving in and out, doing figure 8's, going over jumps, trick riding, etc etc., sometimes w/ all the lights out except for carried torches and/or teeny little lights on their tack. Not a single helmet, ever. Several kids have been killed over the years, surprisingly not more than that. No way would I ever let my kid ride like that, esp. w/ no helmet. Robyn
