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Pilgim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/3/2008 10:44:54 PM   
joegencon


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Status: offline 		  This is a small fry event very similar to the Netra Pee Wee Series.

Pilgrims Pride Small Fry Scramble
Saturday August 16th
 
Heat# 1 at 2:00pm (Netra Pee Wee Classes 4 & 5) 60 minute Scramble after parade lap.

Heat# 2 at 3:30pm (Netra Pee Wee Classes 1, 2 & 3) 90 Minute Scramble after parade lap.

Six Trophies per class and and same format as Netra Pee Wee's

Parking Fee $10 good all weekend

These events will be held at Demoranville's Farm in East Freetown, Ma
Arrowed from exit 8 on Rte 140

Bikes are not to exceed walking speed (1st gear) other than on the track.  Dont make us use YOU as an Example!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Any questions please contact Gordie after 6pm at (781)-294-8355

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RE: Pilgim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/4/2008 9:40:33 AM   
jzins2kids

 

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Status: offline 		Thanks Joe for letting us know about the Small Fry race.  Jacob was unable to finish the Heavenly Hollow Pee Wee race and would have had to wait until The Grassy Knoll to race.  A few weeks can seem like months to little kids.  As always, The Zins Family appreciate Gordie and your club members' efforts to include the little guys.  Thank you!

Mark, Jennifer, Zacharey and Jacob Zins 
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RE: Pilgim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/4/2008 10:57:12 AM   
jmiles

 

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Status: offline 		Is this a NETRA event?
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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/4/2008 11:09:33 AM   
joegencon


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Is this a NETRA event?


   The Jr.Enduro and Harescramble are but the Pee Wee is not.  It offers the same awards as the Netra Pee Wee does.  Also I'm sure Gordie will offer a generous donation to the Netra Pee Wee series as he has in the past.  Gordie loves the kids and this is an event he loves to offer.

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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/15/2008 9:00:19 AM   
Paul_B

 

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Status: offline 		Since the Small Fry isn't a NETRA event could an 11 yr old mini rider race the mini in the morning and then the Small Fry in the afternoon?

< Message edited by Paul_B -- 8/15/2008 9:01:36 AM >
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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/15/2008 10:08:34 AM   
fishwife


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Status: offline 		Is the Pee Wee going to be anything like parade lap that was scrapped or more like the 4&5 course last month?   M,K & O Payne
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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/15/2008 9:31:43 PM   
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Since the Small Fry isn't a NETRA event could an 11 yr old mini rider race the mini in the morning and then the Small Fry in the afternoon?


   Cant see why not.  The small fry scramble is a non netra event. 

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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/15/2008 9:36:33 PM   
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Is the Pee Wee going to be anything like parade lap that was scrapped or more like the 4&5 course last month?   M,K & O Payne


Not sure what your asking.  The course is a blast these kids will have fun.  The 4's and 5's are running mostly grass track with a small woods section.  The 1's, 2's, and 3's have a little more woods with some rocks and sand for them to practice on.  Nothing too difficult as this place is bone dry.

  See you tomorrow.

< Message edited by joegencon -- 8/15/2008 9:39:27 PM >

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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/15/2008 9:54:49 PM   
fishwife


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Status: offline 		If I remember right, (always a problem, ask my wife) a few months or so at the clubs event it took about 1/2 hour for the kids to do the parade lap with lots of drama and tears when they came in. But it was real wet, now that I rembember.  No matter what, O man is looking forward to the event and cant wait to see some of his dirt friends.... M,K & O Payne
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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/15/2008 10:25:42 PM   
joegencon


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ORIGINAL: fishwife

If I remember right, (always a problem, ask my wife) a few months or so at the clubs event it took about 1/2 hour for the kids to do the parade lap with lots of drama and tears when they came in. But it was real wet, now that I rembember.  No matter what, O man is looking forward to the event and cant wait to see some of his dirt friends.... M,K & O Payne


   That wont happen again.  Bad trail choice.  we corrected it and all worked out fine.

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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/17/2008 6:12:42 PM   
fishwife


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Status: offline 		Dear PSTR-

Thank you to everyone for a well run event at the PEE WEE on Saturday. A lot of work went into that, and it showed.  It was great to hear and see all the parents, siblings and friends cheering the kids on. And thanks to Mr Andy and Mr. Michael for helping Owen with his short lived drama and tears after the pararde lap. O man wanted to say "sorry" to  Mr. & Mrs. Hery for the close call (almost take out) after the brook... Close or what??..   See you at Southwick watching the pros next Sunday or at Somers in a few weeks.
Thanks Again, Michael, Kim & Owen Payne
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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/18/2008 9:29:58 AM   
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ORIGINAL: fishwife

Dear PSTR-

Thank you to everyone for a well run event at the PEE WEE on Saturday. A lot of work went into that, and it showed.  


Thanks for the kind words.  Hope all the kids had a good time. Lots of PSTR members worked hard to setup the track. 

Not sure how Pee Wee parents feel about the parade lap, but it's kind of like herding cats, and seems to take forever (over 40 minutes for the PW 1,2,3 on Saturday) to get the riders back to the start. 

Most of the kids had no problem with finding the right scoring barrels, and looked ready to go.  IMHO the parade lap makes for a long day, and is really not needed

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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/18/2008 9:11:47 PM   
joegencon


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ORIGINAL: fishwife

Dear PSTR-

Thank you to everyone for a well run event at the PEE WEE on Saturday. A lot of work went into that, and it showed.  It was great to hear and see all the parents, siblings and friends cheering the kids on. And thanks to Mr Andy and Mr. Michael for helping Owen with his short lived drama and tears after the pararde lap. O man wanted to say "sorry" to  Mr. & Mrs. Hery for the close call (almost take out) after the brook... Close or what??..   See you at Southwick watching the pros next Sunday or at Somers in a few weeks.
Thanks Again, Michael, Kim & Owen Payne


   Thanks to the Payne family for making the trip.  Tell the O man that was an awesome ride and congrats on the 1st place trophy.  We at PSTR thank all the parents and kids for making the trip. 

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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/19/2008 10:40:31 AM   
fishwife


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Status: offline 		 Thanks Joe, I will let him know.
 
Not sure how Pee Wee parents feel about the parade lap, but it's kind of like herding cats, and seems to take forever (over 40 minutes for the PW 1,2,3 on Saturday) to get the riders back to the start. 

Most of the kids had no problem with finding the right scoring barrels, and looked ready to go.  IMHO the parade lap makes for a long day, and is really not needed


I think a parade lap is important for some of the kids, if it takes a bit of time to show them the right way to go at the barrels or the course..... Thats the way it has to be. It did not bother us...
M Payne
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RE: Pilgrim's Pride Pee Wee - 8/19/2008 1:40:18 PM   
joegencon


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Status: offline 		  I think the parade laps are an important part of the pee wee series.  It gives kids the chance to see whether it's for them or not.  It also gives the sweepers the opportunity to see which kids need the most help.  It may take a little longer but it's worth it.

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