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Distance Riding
It is the Ride Managers responsibility to report all IDR participants and volunteers to us with the ride results.
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Keeping your horse — and yourself — healthy is vital to participate successfully in endurance riding.
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I admit that I am a slow study, and that it has taken me some time to figure out precisely what “ride your own ride” means, and to develop the self-discipline to actually make it happen.
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Wishing all of you a glorious holiday full of faith, friends, family and good cheer!
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Most equestrians will ignore an injury indefinitely just to stay in the saddle. But over the long term, remaining inattentive to it is not the best thing for riders
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Why monitoring your horse’s heart rate is important Heart rate is the most reliable indicator of your horse’s condition when used before, during, and after exercise. Since the cardiovascular system is responsible for delivering blood to the muscles and removing by-products of metabolism, it is central to the horse’s musculoskeletel system’s ability to function. In...
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The 35th Anniversary year of SEDRA is in full swing or should I say GALLOP! Our members are hitting the trails and are glad to see the beginning of cooler weather.
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No matter how early we get out and try to speed through a 10-mile training ride, the humidity just slaps you up one side and down the other as soon as you untack. We’re thankful for trail heads with water spigots and shade.
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