New Mexico's Tall Pines Endurance Ride, now 27 years old, was recently held in Silver City, NM, at a new base camp, with new trails. The event, held in May, featured a fun ride, plus 30-, 55-, and 75-mile rides, and was sanctioned by the American Endurance Ride Conference (AERC).Veterinarians examined each horse before the event, and also set requirements for the vet checks at each of three 45-minute rests. At each rest stop, the horse's pulse had to come down to 64 beats per minute before the clock started on the 45-minute rest break. ACcording the Horsemens' Voice magazine, dozens of riders participated, with the largest number signed up for the 55-mile ride.
Winners included:
Future AERC endurance rides in New Mexico are scheduled as follows:
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