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About Ashley Kemerer

Ashley Kemerer: Female
Myersville

Hometown:: Myersville, MD

VVClassic: Horse#1 Name: Kirah

VVClassic: Horse#2 Name: Tarsu

Relationship Status:: In a Relationship

About Me:: Senior in College, will be attending Univeristy of Baltimore Law School on a full scholarship in Fall 2008. Love to ride horses and endurance is one of my true passions.

Number of Horses: 2

Favorite Saddle: Specialized Saddle (Trailmaster)

Number of Rides you do each year?: 11-20

Do you follow FEI Endurance?: No

How Long have you been riding Endurance?: 0-5 years

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Foxcatcher

Well it was a very interesting weekend and didn't go exactly as planned but nonetheless a very good weekend.

I arrived Friday morning (Dad and Mom had driven up Thursday morning). We tacked up and went for a ride. A few days earlier Kirah had gotten a cut on her right front, it was a pretty good size cut, but it had already scabbed over and we figured she would be just fine. Alas, she was a ridiculous handul on the short ride. When we went to vet in, she was really lame, we talked it o…

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Posted by Ashley Kemerer on April 27th, 2008 at 7:25pm — No Comments (Add)

No Frills

Friday we arrived to base camp at a little after 1. I was to be bunking with Dana and SueAnn with Dad arriving on Saturday morning. We had plenty of time to set the pens up for the horses and get checked in.

We headed over to vet in. I recruited Pat to vet in Moniet for Dad. We had to walk up a hill to the vet in area, Kirah was worried and excited, hence her pulse was at 96 after our trek up the hill. It quickly came down to 44, and we vetted in just fine.

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Posted by Ashley Kemerer on April 15th, 2008 at 4:12pm — 1 Comment (Add)

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At 1:16pm on April 15th, 2008, Tom said…: Hey Ashley, Tom from Canada here...can you give your Dad a message from me. Tell him congratulations on his No Frills finish but most of all the HV. and BC!!! Great Job Skip! See you at the OD 100...
Tom and Mag

At 10:54pm on April 10th, 2008, Kyle Gibbon said…: Good luck at No frills!!! I'm sorry to hear about Tarsu! Hope he's okay. As for the "SUICIDE" 100 as steven calls it, lol, that is my goal! Our first 50 went pretty well. I'm sort of in a money dillemma so using hoof boots. Rikka did the 50 at MLM barefoot. I will probably boot her for foxcatcher, then foam on ez boots if i do the michaux 100. I'll make my decision after the foxcatcher, she seems fitter than ever, so who knows!!!

At 11:33am on April 10th, 2008, Kyle Gibbon said…: Steven mentioned that you guys didn't make it to MLM because your truck broke down. Hope all is okay. Too bad you missed the ride. It was COLD/WINDY/WET. ughh But my mare and finished in 7th place and she was barefoot. You gonna ride the michaux 100?

At 11:32am on April 10th, 2008, Kyle Gibbon said…: WOAH! We got a smart one here, law school on a full scholarship! That's very exciting. I'm contemplating law school as well.

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On Mar 3, 2008, at 4:35 PM, Rebecca Hackworth wrote:

I don't think the average Endurance Rider has IV supplies at hand.
Nor do most have IV drugs on hand. I personally do have Bute paste
now. Nearly every Endurance Rider I know has a first aid kit at some
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Bare necessities for me are: Vet Wrap, ice wraps, bandage (usually a
kotex) for bleeding, polo wraps. All of this I can carry on the
saddle have in the trailer.

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