What can’t you live without at the Congress?
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Brett Parrish – Trainer – Georgia
Places to ride. It has always been an issue here. It has gotten better and better every year but if we don’t have a place to work, it makes it very hard.
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Ronnie Casper – Trainer – Florida
This is going to be a different answer than what everyone else has said. I have been to the Congress every year since 1976 except for 1989 which was the year that I was married. This is the first year that Ted Turner hasn’t been at the Congress and I miss Jerry Wells not being at the Congress.
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Liz Flohr – Trainer – Michigan
Slim Fast and cigarettes (laughs)
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Ross Roark – Trainer – Texas
I can’t live without the competition. If you win here you’re the best. You have the best horse that day and I think that’s something. I can’t live without winning, competing, being competitive.
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Evan Kaplow – Kaplow Insurance – New York
My cricket. The concrete and pavement here wrecks havoc on my knees and feet . Plus I can drive my cricket in the Gillgan building without getting yelled at.
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Pete Garcia – Owner/Exhibitor – Florida
A lounge line. I could not survive without a lounge line.
