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This message is from: "John D. Herr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Why not compete barefoot. If you have gone barefooted for a fair period
the hoof should be strong and healthy, so, unless the course is very
rocky or on long stretches of pavement, ba
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Can't do it John. So much rain here the feet are soft. AND the 'grass'
dressage arena is actually grass only where the horses do not use it :-)
Training level does not get the good areas. The ring in question is
rock and cinder. Last time,
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For anyone that is interested.
Mike
For Immediate Release
USDF Announces Advanced Young Rider/Junior Rider Fall Clinic Series
Lexington, Kentucky (September 12, 2003) - The United States Dressage
Federation announces th
This message is from: "John D. Herr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Why not compete barefoot. If you have gone barefooted for a fair period
the hoof should be strong and healthy, so, unless the course is very
rocky or on long stretches of pavement, barefoot should be good.
Joh
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