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I just got an email today, 3/28/09, that she had left a comment for me, but there was none. If she's hacked into Barnmice, has there been any other results of her hacking (i.e. identity theft or other problems?)
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- At 11:42am on December 9, 2008,
Emmy said…
- What I googled to find BarnMice? I was actually trying to find an event trainer, listed on the USEA website. When I googled her name, her BarnMice listing came up. I liked the site, and decided to join.
Emmy
- At 6:13pm on December 8, 2008,
Barnmice Admin said… - Hi Emmy, I love your bio - particularly the part about LOW level eventing! As a dressage rider who considers jumping cavaletti the height of bravery, I totally relate! By the way, I am wondering what you googled to find us (it helps with promo ideas!)
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- About Me:
- Adult rider, started at age 37 (a few years ago ), competing at lower levels of eventing (very low -- goal is to move UP to beginner novice). Full time job in brain injury research interfers with riding time but supports my horse .
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- Do you have any pets?
- a lovely Rottweiler named Zuzu
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- Eventing
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