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Bill: Well yes that's probably true, but a people so reliant on there equines
for everything including their national alcoholic drink of choice would
certainly have the animal's welfare in mind. To me that's what made it so
interesting. These people have a
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Most definitely, although I suspect horses here are treated with a
great deal more "kid gloves" than they would be in Mongolia. Remember
Gengus Khan (sp.?).
Plus People For Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) would also
surely disapprove.
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Thanks Bill, That's the one I believe. Didn't you find their conditioning
program innovative? Vivian
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Vivian,
The article on the children's race in Mongolia sounds like one that
was in a past issue of natural History magazine.Bill
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Yesterday in the opthamologists office I read an interesting article on a 16
mile race held in Mongolia in July. This race is run 8 miles out and then the
riders (children ages 5 to 16 I believe) turn around and race the 8 miles
back. The article mentioned
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