Ride Like Potato: Learn to Enjoy Trail Riding More Than Ever!

ISBN-10: 1519359128
ISBN-13: 9781519359124
Pages: 94
Language: English
Published: 2015-11-26
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Author: Potato Richardson

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Attention; The profits from the sale of this book will be used to build a Brozne Life size statue of Wendell Robie the man who started the Tevis Cup ride in 1955. Potato Richardson has won the Tevis 100 Mile One Day Horse Race that starts near Lake Tahoe and finishes in Auburn, California. The route travels over the Sierra Nevada Mountains using the trails of the early gold and silver miners. In his 40 plus years of involvement in the sport of endurance and trail riding Potato has won the Tevis Cup three times and finished nine times in the top ten out of thirty one attempts and twenty two finishes. Let him share his experience with you on the trails as well as in competitions. The funds needed to start the project is $35,000 USD. There will be limited editions of the statue available and offered first to the buyers of the book. The statue will be built by world famous Doug Van Howd. http: //douglasvanhowd.com/about-the-artist

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