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Subject: "Yes, but which jumping class?"

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Kathy
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Date Posted: 14:21:31 01/08/03 Wed
In reply to: Sam 's message, "(lol, sorta hard to read the durn rules when half the words are missing)" on 06:46:01 01/08/03 Wed

"As a judge, I probably know more about this show than you do. This show doesn't offer any Dressage or Racing classes. It offers only one section of the boundless sea that is English riding: jumping. But there's not just one jumping class; there are many."

"Working hunter, for example, is a jumping class. But so is Pre-preliminary. So is Handy hunters. So is Children's hunter. They're all, in fact, jumping classes."

[ Her point is that you can't just compete in a "jumping" class, because...all the classes in this show are jumping classes. There are different kinds of jumping, though. You should probably look over the avaliable classes ... I dunno where Megan posted them, LOL. I think they're on the rule page. ]

[ Also, your post is missing the *secret word* which can also be found on the Rules page. -Grin-]

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(Oh. Hehe. Sorry if i was harsh.) Sam 15:08:20 01/08/03 Wed

Registration for Sam/Armeggedon -- Sam, 15:11:42 01/08/03 Wed

[ Okay, so my subject was 109 letters. So sue me. -Mutter- ] -- Kathy, 16:32:36 01/08/03 Wed