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| 1679.1 | An american show. | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | It's all in the cue | Fri Nov 06 1992 11:17 | 13 |
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I actually think that is a good idea. The people who compete on
the American Gladiators are all in good shape and are screened before
being on the show. The same thing would be done on the Cowboy one.
Only experienced riders would be able to compete against the
profesionals. My question is, How are they going to find profesional
cowpersons to be on a show when the circut is so demanding on time. I
for one would participate in that kind of competetive show, and give
them a run for their money.
Virginia
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| 1679.2 | | BUSY::MANDILE | Hold you, with tears in my eyes.... | Mon Nov 09 1992 09:19 | 1 |
| Actually, they made a big point about getting "beginners"....
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| 1679.3 | IN THAT CASE | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | It's all in the cue | Mon Nov 09 1992 12:32 | 7 |
| Well in that case it wouldn't be a good idea. Just riding a horse as a
beginner is hard enough. Trying to compete against someone would be
impossible. Unless, the competition had nothing to do with livstock
and was all done on the ground. I guess we will just have to wait and
see.
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| 1679.4 | Cowgal Wannabe! | MRKTNG::SLINN | | Tue Dec 01 1992 14:35 | 9 |
| This sounds like a blast! Where do I sign up!?
(my thoroughbred would take one look at a cow and Have A Cow!)
I am sure they're taking precautions.....would someone really be stupid
enough to put a beginner on a horse and say rid'em'cowboy?!!
(i don't know if i want to know the answer to that....)
-Caroline....a cowgal wannabe!
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| 1679.5 | not on | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | It's all in the cue | Wed Dec 02 1992 12:31 | 8 |
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I have thought about this alot and think the events or tasks would be
performed from the ground instead of on the back of an animal. It
sounds more like a play day type of thing instead of a rodeo thing.
Guess we will have to wait and see. I'll meet you in the arena!
Virginia
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