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Date Posted: 19:41:22 05/14/09 Thu
Author: Sam D
Subject: Sorry, You Misunderstood My Post
In reply to: Sara R 's message, "Re: Degrading the breed?" on 17:07:33 05/14/09 Thu

Sara said: "To compare the one with the other, endurance riding with moving cattle and ranch work, is like comparing apples to oranges...98% of the horses on these moves were 100% working QH by breeding, the other 2% included mine and my friend's mount which were Arabian geldings...this is also worthy to note if you insist on comparing the two activities... "

I am sorry you misunderstood my post. I was not comparing the two activities. You stated earlier that it could take all day to get to the destination before you even started to cut cattle. Isn't this what you said? I replied that if a slow straight pace at 5 - 8 mph, and it took you ALL day to get to your destination before you could even start to cut cattle, then your destinations are 8 mph x 12 hours daylight apart = 96 miles apart. Even using an 8-hour day to get to your destination, 8 mph x 8 hours = 64 miles apart.

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