Keep The Trails Open To Horses

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   Name: Mary Jeffers on Apr 16, 2009

   Comments: Trail riding is the only way for me to enjoy the beautiful parks in Colorado.

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   Name: Lori Feldmann on Apr 29, 2009

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   Name: Chuck Taylor on Jun 21, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Aug 1, 2009

   Comments: Where are the equestrian trails near Colorado Springs and Pueblo New to area

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   Name: Pamela Keller on Dec 17, 2009

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   Name: Nancy Magyar on Dec 22, 2009

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   Name: Tina Rains on Jan 11, 2010

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   Name: Xfkfzsoe on Mar 16, 2010

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   Name: Saiujgps on Mar 22, 2010

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    Name: Michelle Schulten on Apr 22, 2010

    Comments: I believe all trails should be accessible to horses.

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    Name: Nancy J Foloet on Jul 10, 2010

    Comments: Please make Staunton available to equestrians--it's easy and we get along fine with bikers and hikers. I have ridden at parks where we are all allowed and it works out great.

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    Name: Nancy J Foley on Jul 10, 2010

    Comments: Please make Staunton available to equestrians--it's easy and we get along fine with bikers and hikers. I have ridden at parks where we are all allowed and it works out great.

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    Name: Sarah Bushong-Weeks on Jul 27, 2010

    Comments: I don't understand what is going on in this state! When did horses and those who love them become the enemy? I would rather run into a rider on horseback, than a dog off-leash! And I see that situation all the time! According to the CDC, 4.5 million people are bitten by a dog every year. In 2006, 31,000 people required reconstructive surgery from dog bites! There might be one hiker hurt by a horse attack on a trail, but I've never heard of one. Horse manure is made of pure plant matter & is a coveted fertilizer in a large part of the world. It biodegrades in about a week! Just like all the deer, elk, antelope, and all the other plant eating wildlife in Colorado. Finally, I have worked with hydro-geologist for 20 years and when I tell them people think horse urine contaminates the water supply, they always have a good laugh! Please open the park to horse lovers.

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    Name: Brock Ellerman on Aug 5, 2010

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    Name: Carolyn Weckstrom on Aug 16, 2010

    Comments: I would love to see Staunton State Park be open to equestrians (and not bikes). Jefferson County Open Space is open to hikers, bikers, and horses or just hikers. I am convinced that bikes do the most damage to trail systems and anywhere the bikes go the trail becomes very unsafe for horses. Dirt disappears and leaves only rocks.

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    Name: Brock Ellerman on Dec 28, 2010

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    Name: Microsoft OEM Software on Mar 9, 2012

    Comments: 9Hw9wb Really enjoyed this blog.Really looking forward to read more. Much obliged.

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