MTRA COMMENTS PAGE ENTRIES APRIL 25, 1999 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 1999
Rhoda Ritter and Mrs. Broegman will soon be collaborating on a new
book about the history of the MTRA. You are encouraged to send them stories
and anecdotes about things that have happenned on the trail, along with
any pictures you may have. You can give them to Bob on the September ride,
or send them to Mrs. B.
Webmaster
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 1999 at 23:10:00 (EDT)
What a beautiful website. I have enjoyed viewing the comments and
would like to let everyone know that I have a saddle for sale. Orthoflex
American Outback 17 inch. Includes: two pair of booties, two pair of stirrups,
matching neoprene-lined breast collar, $1,400 or best. Cheryl Allie (810)
735-7770 or jday@tir.com
Cheryl Allie <jday@tir.com>
Linden, mi USA - Friday, August 20, 1999 at 19:17:03 (EDT)
MTRA WORKBEE IN LUZERNE The Michigan Trail Riders Association is
a well-organized group of individuals that accomplished what appeared to
me to be an impossible feat. The first weekend in May, my friend Marcia
and I joined a workbee to build a new bridge over Big Creek near Luzerne.
We pulled into the Luzerne Trail Camp on Saturday morning. This was the
first time I had ever participated in an activity with the MTRA. Bob Broegman,
trail boss, gave us a ride to the work site. When I saw a pile of eight
42-foot-long by 1 ½ foot-diameter logs at the top of a cliff and
realized that they needed to be carried down a steep cliff to the river
at the bottom, I thought it was an impossible task. Apparently, the U.S.
Forestry Service didn't want any big machinery used to accomplish this
task. Marcia and I just stood at the top of the cliff and declared that
it was impossible and could not be done. We watched the first volunteers,
as the first log to be carried down the cliff was prepared. A lead rope
was wrapped around the log with a person on each side holding an end of
the lead rope. Other people joined in with their lead ropes wrapped around
the log. There were approximately 36 people ready to carry the first log
down the cliff. Together they began calling out the rhythm, "Lift," take
a few steps, "Down." "Lift," take a few steps, "Down." The log slowly went
down the cliff and over to the river where the bridge was to be built.
I began to realize what it was like to be a slave building the pyramids
in Egypt. All the people working together, using all of their muscles and
their might to accomplish an impossible task. The first log was placed
over the river successfully, and the people hurried back up the cliff to
carry the second log down. This time Marcia and I jumped in to help. When
all eight of the logs had been placed over the river, according to the
engineer's plans, everyone admired their wonderful accomplishment. They
also gave each other advice about treating their tired-aching backs and
muscles. The new bridge was completed by the end of the weekend. My first
experience with the Michigan Trail Riders Association made me realize that
this group of people, a combination of individuals each with their own
experience and expertise, was the most organized group of volunteers that
I had ever been a part of.
Janet Day <jday@tir.com>
USA - Friday, August 20, 1999 at 13:47:33 (EDT)
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Webmaster
USA - Wednesday, August 18, 1999 at 09:08:24 (EDT)
Great sight! ME and my husband just got into horses,I have always wanted
a horse and now live in a place were we can have some.We all so have a
friend that is getting back into them.The problem that we are having know
is that we can not find a horse trailer that will fit into are bugget.Can
any body help? we have 2 horses, but will be planning on 2 more when are
2 childern can start to ride too.So if anybody has a 2 place or 4 place
trailer at a reasonable price please e-mail me at rufus@wmis.net. Or if
anybody lives in the general area that would like to rent a 4 place trailer
out for laber day weekend would be nice too.We were hopeing to go to the
Sparta Rodeo sents this will be the last year for it and are first. Thanks
I hope somebody can help
Ruth.Miler <rufus@wmis.net>
Wayland, MI USA - Tuesday, August 17, 1999 at 22:32:39 (EDT)
Wanted to buy: Good used 2 horse bumper pull trailer with dressing
room and back ramp. Call: 231-266-5753
Jan Witte <RWitte1076@aol.com>
Irons, Mi. USA - Sunday, August 15, 1999 at 11:57:11 (EDT)
Email From: STOCKSRUS4@aol.com To: webmaster@mtra.org Subject: places
to ride Date: Wed, 11 Aug 1999 15:09:22 EDT I livein Macomb County and
I am looking for a place to ride. The one in my area was bought out by
a developer. The type of place that I'm looking for is one that has a lot
of acreage, woods, etc that can be explored during riding and most important
is a place where we can go out without a guide or a group. please e-mail
me back with any places in Michigan that meet these requirements. Sincerely,
Craig
Craig <STOCKSRUS4@AOL.COM>
USA - Friday, August 13, 1999 at 08:30:19 (EDT)
To: webmaster@mtra.org Subject: August Newsletter: Thank You! Date:
Sun, 08 Aug 1999 13:46:40 +0100 Hello ro all @ MTRA Many thanks for my
newsletter; even though it looks like I'll not be able to get over this
year, I welcome being kept in touch. I think that the idea of a book is
excellent - we need to preserve the history of the organisation and the
anecdotal material that it is strength. I came to MTRA after working on
the Thumb for three months in 1988 teaching English riding. I am a professional
performer and a friend took me to a public access TV station in Detroit
to see how things are done over there. We saw an MTRA newsletter on the
noticeboard and, being totally ignorant of what was involved (!) thought
that we'd give it a try. By the time I came over the next year to ride
the Fall Shore to Shore I had precisely two hours of Western riding under
my belt, not enough money, very little food and two willing but rather
undisciplined hired horses. My friend persuaded her father to loan his
trusty pick up, and thanks to the generosity of the Bob & Cathy Diroff
we managed to haul all of our feed. We did make it to Lake Michigan more
or less in one piece but we couldn't have done it without the support of
Ilma & Richard Flannery and Bob Broegman and the kind wishes of many
trail riders. Over the years, I have greatly valued Ilma's friendship and
looked forward to our correspondence; she is sorely missed. A memorable
incident amongst many of that first trail ride was in meeting up with Pam
Wingfield whom most of you know as "English Pam". We discovered that we
had lived a few doors away from each other in England and she did in fact
go to school and socialise with some of my brothers and sisters. Although
she had emigrtaed before I had a chance to know her, her father used to
give me candy on the way home from school - and we meet for the first time
in the middle of the forest in Michigan! I look forward to coming over
again to ride and in the meantime send my good wishes to all in MTRA. Regards
Charlotte Kasner MTRA 1929
Charlotte Kasner <kasner@gofree.co.uk>
USA - Sunday, August 08, 1999 at 11:18:23 (EDT)
First of all great web site, Some of us in the Traverse City area
have informal camp outs, Mothers day weekend, at Lake DuBonnet. Memorial
day, at Shecks. July 4, at Shecks. Labor day Lake DuBonnet. Just a bunch
of horse people enjoying ourselves any one is welcome. I also have a 2
yr. old Kentucky Mountain Reg. filly for sale. She just turned 2 on July
4th and I have no time to work with her, 13.3 and growing, Cremello with
the flowing mane and tail Kentuckys are knowen for. She is very friendly
and people oriented, gaits naturally in the field with her dam.3,000.00
obo. call 231-263-7659.
Shirley Kukla <Robert5475@aol.com>
Kingsley , MI USA - Saturday, August 07, 1999 at 12:02:41 (EDT)
Hi. My husband and I are new to camping. As in we have never been
before. Our first outing will be this weekend at Ionia. Would someone please
tell me how to put up a picket line? Also, I am looking for someone in
the Battle Creek area that would be interested in getting together to ride.
My husband isn't able to join me all that often and I really could use
a buddy for encouragement. Thanks.
Becky <bowenb@starr.org>
Battle Creek, MI USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 13:31:08 (EDT)
To: webmaster@mtra.org Subject: Moving Date: Sun, 1 Aug 1999 15:16:19
EDT Hi, my name is Lora Morgan. I may be moving to SW Michigan with my
husband. We are looking for a place to rent with a small barn and pasture
for one horse. This may be hard to find, so my alternative is to board
my TN Walking Horse at a small facility (nothing fancy required). If you
can help or know someone else that can, I would really appreciate it!
Lora Morgan <Loramorgan@aol.com>
USA - Sunday, August 01, 1999 at 22:24:19 (EDT)
Indiana trail rider seeking information on Elk Hill. I would like to
know among other things, how many miles of trail there are and the terrain.
I thank you in advance for any information about Elk Hill you can give
me. dhardin
Deana Hardin <dhardin@scican.net>
USA - Monday, July 26, 1999 at 22:16:27 (EDT)
What a terrific website!!! I also want to congratulate MTR on the
bridge construction job. I've had a couple of people tell me how well organized
you were and that you made what seemed to be a "mission impossible" a POSSIBILITY.
I also have a wonderful double registered sabino mare (TWHBEA & SSHA)for
sale. She is excellent on the trail, pickets, crosses water, side passes,
backs and is always SMOOTH. Thanks for the timely information on trail
rides and trail construction. EL
Ellen VanSlyke <evanslyk@tir.com>
Holly, MI USA - Wednesday, July 21, 1999 at 22:59:30 (EDT)
I'm vactioning the week of July 26th in Pelston, Mich. My wife do
competitive trail and endurance riding in to the southeast I decided to
bring a couple of are arabians mares along this time. Any suggestions on
good places to ride up in this area? Art Bartlett
Art <ARTBART@aol.com>
Cumming, GA USA - Monday, July 19, 1999 at 09:06:11 (EDT)
Hi all, I'm new to the horse community in Belleville Michigan and
would love to know where the horse barns are. I don't have a horse of my
own now, having moved to Michigan to go to grad school but I'd love to
find out places where I could ride or perhaps lease a horse. I'm an experienced
English rider. Thanks! Please email me.
Michelle <mlharper@umich.edu>
Belleville, MI USA - Wednesday, July 14, 1999 at 10:53:09 (EDT)
Take a look at the new Trailrider of the Month, Ana Flannery.
Webmaster
USA - Tuesday, July 13, 1999 at 23:56:11 (EDT)
Several of you have asked about including pictures with your classified
ads on this page. I will be happy to post them for you, but there is considerable
time involved in scanning and uploading them. I must therefore charge $25.00
per picture with some text. Email me if you are interested.
Webmaster <webmaster@mtra.org>
USA - Tuesday, July 13, 1999 at 22:54:31 (EDT)
http://www.tomsown.com/blue.html>
Doc Bend
USA - Monday, July 12, 1999 at 20:11:18 (EDT)
HORSE TRAILER FOR SALE!!! 1993 Bison 10 ft. two horse stock trailer,
set up for trail riding with one horse. 55 gallon water barrel inside in
front, with electric pump, and saddle rack over barrel. Wooden cabinets
on one side with room for hay storage. Aluminum "Chuckwagon" mounted on
outside. Reese weight distributing hitch. See it at: http://www.mtra.org/trlrad.html>
Tom Strong < tom@tomsown.com>
Grosse Pointe Woods, MI USA - Monday, July 12, 1999 at 14:26:38 (EDT)
my son and I live in Charlevoix we would love to travel someway
and start some over night trail rides and camping. I really do not want
to travel that far from home for the first couple of rides can anyone help
me Paula
Paula <OrcaPorka@aol.com>
USA - Saturday, July 10, 1999 at 21:58:58 (EDT)
Thanks for the great site. Is there a way for the Board Members
who know of certain problems on specific trails to post updates on this
site? We have not been able to attend organized rides but are members and
ride the trails aroung Grayling. We went up this June after three years
away and made some big goofs by following our trail maps. Wish we could
look up specific facts on specific trails here on this site. Also, indidvidual
members could post comments about their experiences and suggestions regarding
problems encountered and solved. Anxious to get the new set of trail maps
which will hopefully indicate all the changes since the last pubplished
set. Hope many more trailriders will join and contribute to the message
board.
Angela Thomson <athomson@juno.com>
Northville, Mi USA - Thursday, July 08, 1999 at 15:46:14 (EDT)
This might sound silly... If anyone has a horse who wants to go
on a trail ride but no rider, I would love to accompany you on a trail
ride. Thanks!
Jennifer <seductiveowen@hotmail.com>
Mt. Pleasant, MI USA - Thursday, July 08, 1999 at 01:36:09 (EDT)
Correction on sale items.: The Truck is a 1996, not 1986.
Lee Steinhilber <MTRA1926@AOL.COM>
Milford, MI USA - Tuesday, July 06, 1999 at 17:41:04 (EDT)
Sorry to say that we are getting out of the horse business. Selling
all...Horses/Trailer/Truck. We're selling my 10 year old Qtr. Horse, Cooper.
He's 15.1 hands, Sorrell w/1 white sock, brushing blaze down nose. Loves
to trailride! Ridden english. Road him across MI 4 years ago and he finished
in excellent condition. He's an easy keeper. Pickets/trailers/clips/bathes/etc.
To the right person, $2,800. 1996 Reg. and branded American Hanoverian.
16.1 hands and still growning. Bay with 3 white socks, star/snip. Recently
backed, smooth gates. $15,000. or make a reasonable offer. 1996 Sundowner
Horse Trailer w/Living Quarters 36' gooseneck-3 horse slant. Living Qtrs.
has queen size bed, cabinets, microwave, 2 sinks, 2 burner cooktop, cabinets
refrig/freezer (runs on elec/battery/gas), full bathroom w/glass enclosed
shower/sink/toilet, AM/FM/Cassette radio w/interior/exterior speakers,
air conditioning, awning, tack area in rear, ramp. Solar charger/dishes/cookware/utensils,
the list goes on and on. Lots of cabinet space. Like new condition, new
$55,000, our price $43,000. 1986 1 ton Ford 4-door dually. White exterior
(matches trailer) Interior gray leather. Excellent condition, Low mileage
(20,000). Will not sell truck until trailer is sold. $22,000. Truck and
trailer together $63,000. Will consider all offers. If you know of someone
looking, please pass this information on. Thank you. MTRA1926@AOL.COM
Lee Steinhilber <MTRA1926@AOL.COM>
Milford, MI USA - Tuesday, July 06, 1999 at 17:39:10 (EDT)
COMING SOON! Finally! A new Trailrider of the Month - Ana Flannery!
Check back in about a week.
Webmaster
USA - Sunday, July 04, 1999 at 17:25:20 (EDT)
Well done site. Thought it would be a good place to let other trail
riders know about the 96 DIAMOND D 3H SLANT ALUMINUM SKIN GN TRAILER we
have FOR SALE. It has a 9' short wall insulated living area with a walk-through
into the horse section, rear tack w/swing out saddle rack, drop down feed
doors, 1st horse escape door, 7'w x 7't x 30'l. THIS TRAILER HAS BEEN USED
LESS THAN 12 TIMES & IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION $12,900. Also FOR SALE:
a nice two year old Red Dun AQHA gelding (LUCKS CHIC GAY x GOLD BAILY SUCCESS)
and a nice yearling Red Dun AQHA colt (GUNEM DOWN(grandson of MR GUNSMOKE)
x GOLD BAILY SUCCESS). Both are out of a super "does it all" mare who has
earned 3 MTRA S2S trophies + 1 double cross trophy, been shown english
& western pleasure, fox hunted - jumps 4'-, team penned, 3x NBHA World
Qualifier in barrels + does all speed events, & is a lesson horse for
beginners, just to name a few. She has produced an NBHA World Qualifier
that also "does it all" with the same great attitude. All of her foals
have great confirmation, bodies, & minds to "be" versatile. If you
are interested please e-mail me for more information. Happy Trails &
Good Medicine!
Roger <cschram@wmis.net>
Portland, MI USA - Monday, June 28, 1999 at 02:00:25 (EDT)
I need volunteer MTRA members to become "Trail Rider of the Month"!
Just send me an email indicating your interest, some information about
yourself, and then I'll send you my address so you can mail me some snapshots
of you, your horse(s), or whatever, and I will create a page for you which
will be featured on this web site and be viewed by other MTRA members and
visitors to this site. For an example of what I'm talking about, go to
the contents page www.mtra.org/contents.html and then click on "Trail Rider
of the Month". Don't be shy!
Webmaster <webmaster@mtra.org>
USA - Saturday, June 26, 1999 at 07:37:07 (EDT)
What a nice website - it looks as if you have a great organization
and fun rides!
Linda & Joe <SunnyHeightsRanch@prodigy.net>
Ramona, CA USA - Friday, June 25, 1999 at 01:19:38 (EDT)
3 HORSES FOR SALE reg 2 year old broke chestnut and white paint,
reg 3 year old chestnut QH good with children and beginners, shown western
and english by 11year old girl, TWH stud colt, black and white will be
ready to go end of July. Dancer will be tripled registered.
Melody Boyer <Poppet@tucker-usa.com>
Reed City, Mi USA - Sunday, June 20, 1999 at 16:49:53 (EDT)
Hay for sale: I have Quality Alfalfa and Alfalfa-Grass, Will deliver
E-mail or call 219-668-2136. Happy Trails, Hutch
John Hutchins #1596 <hutch7@hotmail.com>
Pleasant Lake, IN USA - Saturday, June 19, 1999 at 20:31:49 (EDT)
Hay for sale: I have Quality Alfalfa and Alfalfa-Grass, Will deliver
E-mail or call 219-668-2136. Hapopy Trails, Hutch
John Hutchins #1596 <hutch7@hotmail.com>
Pleasant Lake, IN USA - Saturday, June 19, 1999 at 20:31:10 (EDT)
I have a correction to my earlier post about the first June ride.
I just talked to the trail boss, and he said there were 30 riders who finished
going shore to shore out of about 45 starters. Apparently the heat didn't
affect the outcome of the ride because that's about a normal percentage
of those who complete a 10 day shore to shore ride. The next June ride
has 125 riders who are planning to go the whole distance. There'll probably
be a larger percentage of them finishing than the first ride because they'll
have 4 layover days to rest themselves and their horses.
Dee <dolpas@aol.com>
USA - Friday, June 18, 1999 at 12:02:40 (EDT)
To Whom It May Concern: Please reply by phone to 705 466 3705 as
I will not be on the internet after today, 16 Jun 99. I am booked for the
19 Jun ride, however I don't know where the River Road camp is. Can you
give me directions. I coming from Canada and will be going north from Flint
on Hwy 75 and then north on Hwy 23 to Oscoda. We will be travelling to
the camp on Friday, 18 Jun99. Please treat as urgent. Bill Thomas 705 466
3705
Bill Thomas
USA - Wednesday, June 16, 1999 at 13:42:38 (EDT)
There will be a memorial service for Ilma Flannery on June 20, 1999
at South Branch Trail Camo at 7:30 pm, prior to the nightly meeting.
Webmaster <webmaster@mtra.org>
USA - Tuesday, June 15, 1999 at 19:35:32 (EDT)
I took my 4 year old gelding on the first June ride for 3 days,
and he did fairly well for his first solo camping trip. After doing a couple
of caprioles on the picket line and talking to EVERY horse in camp, he
settled down so the camp could get some sleep. The next a.m. we did a camp
to camp ride. It was horribly hot for most of the ride and I was told that
only 19 out of 40 riders who signed up to ride all the way across were
able to complete the ride. I had great fun, though. I saw a lot of the
people I hadn't seen since last year, and I wish I didn't have to go home.
I missed the awards night because my gelding decided to jump into the front
area of my stock trailer that morning, and he got his back end stuck behind
the chest bar. He did get himself out of it with only minor cuts &
scrapes, but I decided to take him home and let him relax in his own pasture
after that fiasco. Next year he should be ready to do a longer ride. He
just needs to learn to keep those front feet on the ground! ;-) See you
all in September with my 20 year old well seasoned horse!
Dee <dolpas@aol.com>
USA - Monday, June 14, 1999 at 15:27:01 (EDT)
Any reports on the first June ride?
Webmaster
USA - Sunday, June 13, 1999 at 21:43:00 (EDT)
I've never ridden the shore to shore, but would sure love to, maybe
this fall. I have a trail-green 8 year old gelding. Wondering if there
are some folks near the Saginaw area who would like to go on shorter rides,
to get this one in the groove. Also, would like tips on what a horse needs
to be prepared to do on the longer rides. Such as pointers on tying, etc.
Anyone inereseted on going on shorter rides with a green one? If nothing
else, the horse and I will be entertaining!
Sandy <lipmyers@pilot.msu.edu>
Saginaw, USA - Saturday, June 12, 1999 at 14:37:22 (EDT)
To: webmaster@mtra.org
Subject: june rides
Date: Sun, 06 Jun 1999
In recent years you have had rides starting late May into June then
another later in June which is ok but I was wondering this year it is June
4-13 then 19-July 3. Why is there never one late in June 19- the 3rd then
the next one starting July 9-23 or something like this for those families
that have school most of the year except for July and August months and
there is nothing offered for us. Is there a reason for this? I have been
a member from 1985 and have not been on a ride since 91 for many reason
but one reason is the time factor used in June being the only time offered
for the summer. There was a ride one August what happen to that one, not
enough riders? Please let me know what I can do or you can do for me on
this . thank you Denise Hansen
Denise Hansen <cjhansen@earthlink.net>
USA - Monday, June 07, 1999 at 11:13:45 (EDT)
Your membership might like to know about our Mule Rodeo June 19
and Saddle Mule Auction June 20 (over 95 consigned). We also have antique
saddles and garcia bits along with chuck wagons, sheep wagons, surrey,
other wagons and tack also available. See our web site at www.wyomingwilderness.com
Jake & Kay Clarke
USA - Sunday, June 06, 1999 at 17:58:03 (EDT)
For those of you who couldn't make it to the MTRA work bee, here
is what we did on the Luzerne bridge-building project. The main structure
of the bridge outside of the Luzerne camp was cracked and unsafe. It was
heavily damaged by severe storms that toppled huge trees onto it; so MTRA
set out to rebuild it on the weekend of May 1st and 2nd. A crew assembled
the 44'-long bridge on top of a hill near the river on Friday, April 30th
before the majority of us got to the site on Saturday. Then the bridge
was disassembled and taken down the BIG hill and through the swamp by a
lot of MTRA manpower (and womanpower)! We hand carried 8 - 2000 lb. utility
poles, the shorter poles for the cribbing (foundation), and a whole bunch
of 3" x 8" x 8' planks down to the river; and got the bridge pretty much
built in one day. Meanwhile, there were workers on the other side of the
bridge who were repairing the railings on the boardwalks. Fortunately,
the long boardwalks only suffered minor damage from the fallen trees, and
I believe the railings were the only part that needed repairs. A smaller
crew then went in on Sunday to do the finishing work on the bridge, while
some of us stayed back at camp and nursed our aching bodies! :-) It looks
like the trails around the bridge are cleared now, so we should be able
to get through that area for the rides this year. Yee Haw! Happy trails
to all of you.
Dee
USA - Friday, May 14, 1999 at 23:03:47 (EDT)
I need volunteer MTRA members to become "Trail Rider of the Month"!
Just send me an email indicating your interest, some information about
yourself, and then I'll send you my address so you can mail me some snapshots
of you, your horse(s), or whatever, and I will create a page for you which
will be featured on this web site and be viewed by other MTRA members and
visitors to this site. For an example of what I'm talking about, go to
the contents page www.mtra.org/contents.html and then click on "Trail Rider
of the Month". Don't be shy!
Webmaster <webmaster@mtra.org>
USA - Thursday, May 13, 1999 at 19:39:05 (EDT)
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Denny <michSTUDfinder@Juno.com>
Fenton, MI USA - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 00:09:59 (EDT)
Guestbook entries prior to April 15, 1999 have been archived at
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Webmaster
USA - Sunday, April 25, 1999 at 10:04:10 (EDT)
The following email was received by the webmaster:
Subject: Luzerne Work Bee.
I just wanted to remind everyone that next weekend (May 1 &
2) is the workbee in Luzerne. I'm really looking forward for the opportunity
to help rebuild the bridge! See ya there......Dee Dee USA
- Saturday, April 24, 1999 at 21:54:40 (EDT)
Dee <DOLPAS@aol.com>
USA - Sunday, April 25, 1999 at 09:43:08 (EDT)
The following email was received by the webmaster:
THANKS FOR MAILSHOT Just to say hi to all that know me over
there who may be surfing! It's good to keep in touch with all the news,
especially as I cannot get over very often. I wish everyone happy trails
in 1999 and I look forward to being able to gain another trophy soon. Regards
Charlotte Kasner MTRA 1929
USA - Sunday, April 25, 1999 at 09:41:33 (EDT)
4 Y/O Rocky Mountain Horse for sale. Bomb proof Buckskin in color
almost if not 16 hands. Rides and Drives very gentle loves people. I have
two of them and I cant ride them both enough to keep them in shape. 8500.00
609-383-6085 his picture when he was 3 is on my personell web page http://home.earthlink.net/~lsmahon
Lisa Mahon Absecon, NJ USA - Wednesday, April
21, 1999 at 05:28:45 (EDT)
Lisa Mahon <lsmahon@earthlink.net>
USA - Sunday, April 25, 1999 at 09:40:01 (EDT)
Tom: Great "Michigan" horse web site. I will put this link on our
site. Jill Rose-Redman Leslie, MI USA - Monday,
April 19, 1999 at 19:10:30 (EDT)
Jill Rose-Redman <jnsredrose@aol.com>
USA - Sunday, April 25, 1999 at 09:38:24 (EDT)
Email:
Hi, MTRA 4020 here. Site looks great. I was happy to see one finally.
Now I can just forward the address to my mule riding friends. Thanks- Saturday,
April 17, 1999 at 18:40:16 (EDT)
Brent Link #4020
USA - Sunday, April 25, 1999 at 09:36:40 (EDT)
The following message is from an email to the webmaster. Cullen
Webb wrote:
> Why don't we have a roster of current active MTRA members posted
here on your website. I think it would be interesting to know the who and
where > on our members. Just a thought. Thanks.
Cullen Webb #3360 USA - Friday, April 16, 1999 at 13:17:49 (EDT)
April, 1999 newsletter is now posted on the site: www.mtra.org/newsletter.html
webmaster USA - Friday, April 16, 1999 at 09:24:46 (EDT)
webmaster
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