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Tata Motors has been declared as the Commercial Vehicle Maker of the Year in the 'CV' Commercial Vehicles Awards 2010, instituted by 'CV' magazine. The award went to the company for staying the course in a challenging environment in 2009 and launching a whole host of products, which are going to change the face of the Indian industry and also bring it at par with the global commercial vehicles industry.
This is the first time that awards dedicated to commercial vehicles have been instituted. The other auto awards of the country do not take commercial vehicles into account.
Tata Motors also received two other awards. The Prima was accorded with the 'Commercial Vehicle of the Year' award, cutting across all types of commercial vehicles - goods carriers or buses, large or small and four-wheelers or three-wheelers. In addition, the Prima 4028 S was adjudged the HCV Truck of the Year in the Prime Mover category.
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An effort to develop wetlands west of Lambeau Field to eventually be part of the Green Bay Packers' business expansion is a small step closer to reality, but the possible big-name addition of Bass Pro Shops ended abruptly Thursday.
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A company spokesman said concerns about possible wetland damage has stopped Bass Pro Shops from pursuing a store at the Ashwaubenon site.
Bass Pro Shops spokesman Larry Whiteley said the Springfield, Mo.-based company had "exploratory conversations" with a developer who wanted to bring in a Bass Pro Shops to anchor the project near Lambeau Field.
"We were unaware of any wetland issue and have not and will not be in favor of doing anything to harm wetlands, wherever they might be," Whiteley said.
Asked whether Bass Pro has dropped its interest in the project, Whitely said, "that's correct."
A Republican-controlled Assembly committee on Thursday approved a bill that would allow car dealer John Bergstrom to avoid a permit to build on a wetland near Lambeau Field.
If the exemption receives final approval, it would eliminate a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources review of the development on three acres of wetlands at the southeast corner of Lombardi Avenue and U.S. 41.
State environmental officials have approved a permit for the project, but the Wisconsin Wetlands Association has challenged the process. The Republican bill would circumvent that challenge by exempting Bergstrom from a permit.
The Assembly Natural Resources Committee voted 9-6 to send the bill on to the full chamber.
The project is being led by the Neenah auto dealer who also is a member of the Packers' executive committee.
Packers officials told the Green Bay Press-Gazette that Bergstrom was acting on behalf of the team.
The Packers have spent more than $27 million in recent years in acquiring property near Lambeau Field as part of a vision to create a sports and entertainment area, called Titletown Sports District, that will bring in more revenue in the highly competitive pro football business.
Packers spokesman Aaron Popkey said the organization doesn't comment on potential partners in the development, but said the Packers continue to "believe strongly in the development potential of the area near the stadium."
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November has been proclaimed American Indian Heritage Month in Kentucky by Gov. Steve Beshear, with several events planned across the Commonwealth. Click here for an op-ed commentary by Chair Helen Danser, distributed and reprinted in newspapers across Kentucky.
2014 marked the 10th anniversary of the annual designation. Click here for a high-resolution file of the commemorative poster. [PDF - 607KB] The Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission kicked off the month with a meeting Nov. 3 at Paul Sawyier Public Library in Frankfort. The commission was established under the auspices of the Kentucky Heritage Council/State Historic Preservation Office (KHC), to recognize and promote Native American contributions and influence in Kentucky history and culture. The body is made up of 17 members, eight of whom are required to be of Native American heritage, and includes representatives from institutions of higher learning, archaeology, Native American arts and the public.
According to Helen Danser of Tyner, commission chair, many misperceptions and stereotypes exist about Native American Indian cultures.
"We hope the work we do is helping to clarify some of these, and continuing to add to our understanding of Native American contributions to our society," she said. "For example, one common misperception is that all native people shared a similar way of life, when in reality, customs and language could differ greatly among tribes – just as they did, for example, in European cultures. Hundreds of years ago, just as today, there is a great deal of cultural diversity among American Indian tribes in terms of music, art, religious practice and traditions." The most prominent event will be a reception and exhibit featuring award-winning Cherokee artist Donald Vann, from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, at First Southern Arts Center in Stanford, free and open to the public. Vann will discuss his work and heritage, and his paintings will be exhibited at the gallery through the weekend, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Entertainment for the reception will be provided by Navajo flutist Fred Nez-Keams.
Vann is largely known for his portrayal of the Trail of Tears, and has been proclaimed "one of the best-known Indian artists of the 20th century" by the Cherokee National Historical Society. He has also been recognized as "Artist of the 20th Century" and "National Treasure" by the Cherokee Nation.
Other activities will include a public display focusing on Kentucky Native American history at the State Capitol, and presentations throughout the month by Tressa Brown, KHC commission coordinator. These include information sharing at the 2014 East and Midwest Multi-Regional Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Training, Tuesday through Thursday at the Brown Hotel in Louisville; three presentations at Burgin Elementary School, Nov. 10; a Native American Heritage Observance Presentation on Pow Wows to the Corps of Engineers in Louisville, Nov. 12; and a Native American Heritage Observance Presentation on Myths and Stereotypes for a school group, Nov. 25 at the Patton Museum in Fort Knox.
Kentucky Native American Heritage Month was established by the Legislature in 1998 to recognize the contributions of Native Americans to Kentucky history and culture. According to the gubernatorial proclamation, "American Indians have lived in Kentucky for more than 12,000 years and have made significant contributions to Kentucky's rich cultural heritage… We recognize the past, present, and future contributions that American Indians have made and continue to make to enhance the quality of life of all Kentuckians."
Photo, from left, Commission Member Anne Wood, Chair Helen Danser, KHC Commission Coordinator Tressa Brown
The Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission was established in 1996 (KRS 171.820-171.822) to recognize and promote Native American contributions and influence in Kentucky's history and culture. The commission has 17 members (the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet Secretary or designee, plus 16 appointed by the Governor), eight of whom are of Native American heritage. The Commission also includes representatives from institutions of higher learning, archaeology, Native American arts and the public.
All Kentuckians will recognize, appreciate and understand the significant contributions Native Americans have made to Kentucky's rich cultural heritage. Through education and increased awareness, the people of Kentucky will understand the histories, cultures and matters of concern to Native American peoples.
Preservation or Archaeological CommunityDwight R. Cropper, South PortsmouthDavid Pollack, Ph.D., Lexington
Arts CommunitySarah Elizabeth Burkey, Bradfordsville
Citizens at LargeHelen Danser - Chair, TynerMichael C. Presnell - Vice Chair, LouisvilleAngela M. Arnett, WaynesburgRicardo Nazario Y Colon, ClearfieldMichael Dunn, LouisvilleDavid Lee Fallis, FrankfortCynthia L. Isbell, LouisvilleSusan Mullins, BereaChristopher A. Robinson, RichmondWilliam St. Pierre, Villa Hills
Institutions of Higher LearningJohn P. Bowes, Ph.D., LexingtonA. Gwynn Henderson, Ph.D., LexingtonRep. Reginald Meeks, Louisville
Secretary of the Kentucky Tourism, Arts and Heritage CabinetBob Stewart
Northern Kentucky University Native American Studies Program
Kentucky Housing Corporation
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Wickliffe Mounds State Historic Site / Kentucky State Parks Wickliffe Mounds State Historic Site94 Green Street, P.O. Box 155Wickliffe, Ky. 42087Students, teachers and Scouts can explore the excavated mounds, exhibits of Mississippian culture and displays of artifacts dating back to 1100 A.D. Activity stations in the museum provide hands-on experiences. A Teacher's Packet with pre-visit activities, background information and scavenger hunt activity sheets can be downloaded here.A picnic shelter and chunkey game equipment (an interactive Mississippian Native American game) are available for teachers to use while at the park with their paid admission fees. Tours are teacher-led, self-guided and special guide sheets provided to group leaders.Park is open March to November for school and scout groups and teachers should call to schedule a time for their classes to visit. Fees range from $2 to $5 per person (Teachers are free admission with their students). November is Native American Heritage Month and in recognition all school and scout group rates are $1 per person (self-guided tours only) for the month of November. Call 270-335-3681 for information or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
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The first solo show in New York City of photography by Mitra Tabrizian will be on view at
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in Chelsea at 568 West 25th Street from June 7 July 7, 2012. The exhibition will feature seven monumental photographs taken in Iran and England. The artist had a solo show at Tate Britain in 2008, and has been commissioned to do a portrait for the London Olympics this year. A fully illustrated brochure with an essay by Vali Mahlouji, a London-based independent curator and writer, will accompany the exhibition.
Tabrizian creates fabricated mise-en-scenes. Bankers in an office building, women walking through Tehrans surrounding mountains, a man standing on the sidewalknothing seems out of the ordinaryyet Tabrizian stages these evocative scenes as if we are walking in on the subjects mid-scene, immediately before or after the climax of the narrative. Often the images appear cold or even disturbing in large part due to the utter disconnect between the characters. For instance, in City, London 2009, we see several men in black and grey business suits inside the lobby of an office building. Indeed nothing out of the ordinary; however, there is no interaction between the characters. They each stand and stare in different directions, completely disconnected from each other and the backdrop that surrounds them.
In the brochure essay, Mahlouji writes, When figures appear in groups, Tabrizians meticulous compositional juxtapositions and directorial interventions ensure an even more acute sense of dissociation and dislocation. Where expectation is congruency and relatedness, actors remain hermitically solitary. Despite co-habiting a particular and shared fragment of space, the protagonists remain resolutely detached, disunited and scattered.
Beyond Tabrizians emphasis on the placement of her subjects, the landscape often plays the secondary character in her photographs. Whether its a kitchen, an office building, or the desert of Tehran, the backdrop always lends to further characterize her subjects and to enhance the works narrative.
In her newest series, Leicestershire 2012, Tabrizian documents the deteriorating factories of the city of Leicester. In this series, the landscape of the city, rather than the subject, takes center stage. A man makes an appearance in a few of the imagesbut his solo presence seems only to emphasize the eerie desertion of the city. In Leicestershire 2012, the man stands in a suit by a canal in front of a boarded up, now defunct building. His eyes are closed as if mourning for or perhaps remembering a town which once was.
Mitra Tabrizian, born in Tehran, Iran, lives and works in London. She has exhibited widely in major international museums and galleries, including her solo exhibition at the Tate Britain in 2008. One of her portraits will be on view during the London Olympics as part of the exhibition The World in London, a public art program celebrating the 204 participating nations, with 204 portraits by London and international artists on view across the city. Her most recent book, Another Country, published by Hatje Cantz in 2012, includes texts by Homi Bhabha, David Green, and Hamid Naficy. Her photographic and film works are represented in major public collections, including: Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art, Australia; Moderna Mussset, Stockholm; Musée dArt Moderne, Luxembourg; amongst others. She has received several photography and film awards, including the British Arts and Humanities Research Board (AHRB) Innovation Award for the film The Predator (28 min., 35 mm print, 2004).
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MADISON, Wis. -- Just to be considered for the award was humbling and gratifying for Tim Aghai. But he didn't give much serious thought to winning given the strength of competition and the modest profile of his sport, rowing. Being overshadowed comes with the turf; or the water in his case.All of which was fine with Aghai, who was cognizant of how much work each of the candidates had put into balancing academics and athletics on the Madison campus. In the end, though, it was Aghai who was singled out by his peers as the UW's male student-athlete of the year."It was a surprise; a complete surprise; I never thought it would happen," he said.Aghai, a senior from Skokie, Ill., was recognized last Monday night at the Overture Center during the third-annual Buckinghams, a showcase for academic excellence - and special achievement beyond the scope of athletic competition - co-hosted by the Office of Academic Services and the National W Club.Brianna Decker, a sophomore from Dousman, and a member of the national championship UW women's hockey team, was the recipient of the female student-athlete of the year. Decker was not present because of her participation in the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Women's Championship in Zurich, Switzerland.
Aghai was more than happy to accept his award on behalf of everyone in his sport. "Just because we don't have the posters or the TV exposure," he said, "it doesn't mean we're not putting in the time and are working our butts off representing the Badgers and Wisconsin."Although the red carpet was rolled out for all of the student-athletes as they made their way into the Overture Theater - to the accompaniment of freshman quarterback Joel Stave playing Billy Joel on the piano - there was the realization that there's no such grand entrance to academic and athletic success.No short cuts, either."Rowing is really a big commitment," Aghai said. "It's tough to be good because you have to be there every day, two times a day, all year. It's sometimes overlooked but the season is all year; summer, fall, winter, spring. It's nice to be acknowledged for putting in that time and actually being successful."To make necessary gains, especially in the classroom, there are necessary sacrifices. "It's giving up weekends," said Aghai. "It's giving up social life to get school done and rowing done. I've tried to be involved with SAAC; I'm also a life skills leader. I try to do as much as I can with as little time as I have."But there's no greater feeling than the payoff, he agreed. "Success is directly correlated to the time and work you put in," he said. "We all do it because we love it - we love to work, I guess."Aghai was speaking for all the student-athletes who walked across the stage Monday night - and all those who socialized backstage between awards; an ancillary benefit of the Buckinghams - and all those who hooted and hollered from the lower seating area and the upper balcony during the show.They were all dressed for success, too."It's pretty cool to bring people together like this," said A.J. Fenton, a sophomore linebacker from Erie, Pa., "and recognize academics and other things beyond sports that don't usually get recognized. And it's pretty cool to see people from your sport and other sports perform."While Fenton played the guitar - he's self-taught - Kendall Grimm showed the range of a budding Broadway singer. Grimm, a sophomore on the UW softball team, sang in her high school choir in Overland Park, Kan. "It's nice to get everyone together for this one event," she said.That was the aim of Doug Tiedt, the assistant athletic director for academic services. Bored with the traditional script for an academic achievement banquet, he entertained other options - with entertained being the operative word because he was looking for an "Academy Awards'' feel.Most importantly, Tiedt and his staff wanted everything FOR the students to be driven BY the students; ranging from student performers to student presenters to student organizers. The ultimate purpose was to recognize achievement. "But we also wanted to recognize the whole person," he said.Mission accomplished.
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All organically produced glucose rotates the direction of polarization of light clockwise. This sugar is called d-glucose. Another sugar, called l-glucose, rotates the direction of polarization to the left. It can only be made by inorganic chemical synthesis. Both d-glucose and l-glucose have the same chemical formula: C6H12O6. However, the atoms in each of these isomers are arranged in a different pattern. The left-handed sugar (l-glucose) tastes just as sweet as the right-handed one (d-glucose), but your body can't use it as an energy source. That's how left-handed sugars can produce sweetness without calories.
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"The vast majority of people are against trapping and snaring and killing wolves for sport," maintains Howling for Wolves founder Maureen Hackett. "How does the public fight the corrupting influences on our political leaders by groups who have always wanted to kill wolves? How does the public fight the relentless rule-breaking by our public agency, the DNR, that is trusted with our natural resources?"
Howling for Wolves teamed with the Center for Biological Diversity in a legal attempt to stop the upcoming wolf hunting and trapping seasons, but the emergency motion to stop the hunt was dismissed.
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As we celebrate the conclusion of another successful high school crew season, it is worth catching up with the Yorktown alumni that have continued to row in college.
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Elliott Oakley, '09—Rows for the University of Virginia. His boat, the lightweight four, finished fourth at the Dad Vail championship regatta May 12 in Philadelphia.
Ian Suvak, '09—Rows for Yale University. His boat, the second varsity, finished tenth at the EARC Sprints in Worcester, MA, May 13.
Leon Suvak, '10—Rows for the University of Wisconsin. His boat, the first varsity, won an EARC Sprints bronze medal in Worcester. As far as the record books indicate, this is the first time a male alum of Yorktown crew has ever medaled in the 1V heavyweight category at EARC Sprints. In addition to the medal, Leon likely is the first YHS graduate ever to row in a first varsity heavyweight boat at an Ivy or equivalent Division 1 school. Yorktown has had many lightweight 1V rowers in D-1.
Daniel Thom, '11—Rows for Syracuse University. His boat, the freshman heavyweight eight, finished eleventh at EARC.
Jack Vihstadt, '08—Rows for Colby College. His boat, the varsity heavyweight eight, finished twelfth at the New England Championships.
Fielding Williams, '11—Rows for Cornell University, His boat, the first freshman heavyweight eight, won a bronze medal at EARC.
Jonathan Wabeke, '13 (HB Woodlawn)— Rows for the USNA Team and as a sophomore is Stroking the USNA 8 man 4V, which is currently ranked 5th in the EARC.
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So before I got all of my stuff together, I was getting anxious about visiting a new place that I've read so much about and nervous because I won't be able to speak the language and be able to eat beans, carne asada and especially tortillas. It was a good thing that I had a bottle of Tapatio hot sauce at home which I threw into my luggage. As the time to depart for the "Land of the Rising Sun" gets closer, I'm becoming even more anxious, so I do what sounds reasonable and take a few shots of tequila; okay, more like half a bottle of Patron.
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So, on my way to swapping out my old hiking gear to newer stuff, lighter.BUT . . . my MSR Miniworks has been rebuilt by me several times, still have to deal with clogging, and ALMOST got stuck with a full failure several times.Luckily, I go to REI, due to their return policy.I bought a Steripen Adventurer, but returned (without using) it after all the reviews about battery removal after each use, filtering, etc.Even bought the new MSR Hyperflow, returned it (without use) after the continued reviews of filter problems.So, if I really am concerned about going out with a "full trust" in my filter, what is wrong with the extra weight of the Katadyn Pocket Filter, 20oz, if I know that I am getting water in all conditions?Especially if your with several kids?I mean, the extra weight is forgotten if your other pump just died, and along way from your car.
I've never had a problem with my Steripen Adventurer. You'll find nightmare reviews for almost any product online because people who have bad experiences tend to post more than those whose product works (and is thus unmemorable). If you are averse to chemical treatment but want to kill viruses, I think Steripen Adventurer is the way to go. That said, if you don't mind chemicals, use Aquamira (chlorine dioxide). Light and effective, if you can handle the taste.
"So, if I really am concerned about going out with a "full trust" in my filter, what is wrong with the extra weight of the Katadyn Pocket Filter, 20oz, if I know that I am getting water in all conditions?"Check out the Katadyn Hiker filter. It's the unofficial standard by which all filters are judged. Way cheaper and will save you ~ 7 oz. Lots easier to use, too.
> Check out the Katadyn Hiker filter. It's the unofficial standard by which all filters> are judged. Way cheaper and will save you+1Cheers
Michael,I have had issues with other filters as well and have returned to using my Katadyn Pocket. Yes, it is not light by any means but there are also three of us... one being a small child (now 8). I don't want to take chances with his drinking water so I've been using the Pocket for the past 4 years.Water isn't something to mess around with in my opinion. So many times we've been on trips with friends who's filters have failed and I ended up lending them ours. The Pocket has never failed me.We often are camped where the water is brackish and "thick". If the Pocket clogs it is super easy to clean. While other units may be cheaper you have to look at it on a litre by litre basis and the Pocket's filter has a life of 50 thousand litres. My husband, Bryan, has a saying when it comes to gear "you can't afford the cheap stuff". I don't often agree with that but I do when it comes to water filters.
The First Need Deluxe water purifier weighs 16 oz. , about 20 oz. when saturated and it will also remove viruses which the Katadyn Pocket or Hiker filters will not do. I have been using the First Need Deluxe for quite a few years and have never had a problem with it nor have I ever got sick from the water it purifies. I'm still using the same filter cartridge it came with, though I may change it out soon as it is getting a little harder to pump water through it...........Rich
+1 for the First Need. NEVER had a problem clogging, NEVER got sick. Sure, I use a SteriPen for most solo trips, but with groups it's the FN. It's heavy (I measured 19 oz. dry (in the bag with all the hoses and what-not) / 20 oz. wet--just pump the water thru when done), but will kill viruses and other nasties, as well as "improve" the tast of sub-par water. It'll even filter out herbices and pesticides. And it's fast too: pumps a liter with little effort in 40 seconds or so.I've used this filter in the NE US, Hawaii, and last year a friend took it to Albania for 5 weeks with his wife and toddler. The only thing I haven't tried is using it as a gravity filter.
Thank you Laurie for your willing testimony to health-vs-weight.I have always gone with the old mechanic's theory on tools "buy cheap-get cheap, buy quality-get quality!"I think I'll go ahead and order the Pocket. I'm keeping my MSR for my survival car kit.I will follow the SteriPen development. Hopefully, the company will recognize reviewers' comments on making a better battery cap, like the idea of the modified thumb closure posted on the other thread. I know the UV methodI also have been a close follower of the freeze bag cooking school. Your posts on this forum of recipes has directed me to also read your posts from your "Fork in the Trail" style cooking. Both lead to a fun, simple tasting.Nothing like couscous, dried fruits, vegi-chips, spices, dried non-fat vanilla soy milk. And a nice cuppa Celestial Seasonings "Madagascar Vanilla Red Rooibos Tea", with a pinch of Allspice!Thanks to all on the 1st Need, SteriPen, tablets use, etc. Nice to have feedback without punishment.
Thanks for that Michael. We had a real scare when my husband's little cousin, Justine, got eColi. To this day we aren't sure if it was from a fast food hamburger or a water source but she was a very ill little girl. She had problems for quite sometime afterward too. That, almost tragic incident, coupled with close to a dozen people who died of eColi from the water supply in Walkerton, Ontario quite a few years ago, has really made me think long and hard about weight vs water safety. It was a big thing for me that this was a filter that my friend who volunteers for the Red Cross uses too. In the end you have to find what works for you as there are so many good choices out there (as we saw in this thread). That's what makes these forums great and we all have different ways of doing things... mine, in this case, isn't exactly UL.
I always carry MicroPur tablets as a backup no matter what I am carrying for my main method. The tablets are very UL and take a tiny spot in your pack.For me, it depends where I am hiking on what method I use. In certain areas I just pack water in due to sketchy sources (be it agri runoff in Eastern Wa to poison laced water (uh...the profanity meter did not like the A word!) near old mines in the Cascades for example).As for water though in the mountains, it really depends on the source. There are springs gushing right out of the ground that I have no issue drinking straight from. Where as a mile away I would treat the flowing stream as one doesn't know how safe it is.I grew up on well water and still drink it to this day - you'd be surprised at how impure well water can be. Something to think about - we worry about water when backpacking but not at home. MicroPur and Aquamira are the consumer equivalent of what cities use to treat municipal water.
I've read some of these post. One thing most of us agree on is that katadyn filters are the best. I use the combi. Its not that small (they have smaller ones) but it works like a dream. Also it can filter 13000 gallon before the filter needs to be replaced. I bought it at katadynwaterfilter.com. They have good deals.
I use a Katadyn Pocket filter and am super happy with it. I use it in combo with the in line charcoal filter. Great tasting water sucked out of some of the most stagnant nasty water around.If you read the stats on the "other" filters you'll notice some of them don't get down to the same mesh size as this filter. Also, if they do they tend to clog and are sometimes made of cheaper materials (MSR). This thing is bomb proof. I trust it with my life obviously.I know a lot of military guys use this when deployed. This is hands down the best filter out there/most reliable if you are willing to deal with the extra weight.
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Howdy! (sorry - getting into the Stampede spirit). My daughter and I are riding in the Calgary Stampede parade on Friday. Because of logistics, we're joining several hundred other horse people who camp out at the staging grounds overnight. The camp-out should be a hoot, but I admit to being a little worried about the horses. There are no pastures or anything (and seriously, would I let my horse loose with hundreds of strange horses??) so the horses have to spend the night either in their trailers or tied to their trailers. We have a 2-horse straight-load, so the poor guys will not be able to lie down or even turn around. We could tie them up to the outside, but not sure if that would be more stressful for them. I don't know how much grassy area there will be, as this is one of the areas that flooded so badly last week.
I want them to be in as good shape as possible, as the parade will be nutso (it's about 2.5 hours long and there will be well over a quarter million people along the route) and includes a few railway crossings. Considering my boy spooked at every manhole cover during our parade the other day, I'm seriously worried about the crossings so want him well-rested! Aside from that, though, he was perfect.
So any suggestions? We don't have any portable fencing that we can attach to the trailer, unfortunately. Will they be okay standing in place all night? It'll only be about 6 hours (we'll walk them around before going to bed around midnight, and we have to be up and tacked by 6:30am). Inside the trailer? Tied up outside? How much slack do we give them if we tie them outside?
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