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Grumpy

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Q: Any place within 75 klicks of Beijing to rent horses for the day?

I want to take some colleagues and go riding without a guide - maybe near Huairou, Feng Shan, or Chang Ping. Do you guys have any contact names and numbers within 75 kilometers of Beijing? We are all veteran riders from Western states. Thanks

12 years 4 weeks ago in General - China

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You should change your question to "Any place within 75 klicks of Beijing to rent well fed horses that can handle a ride for the day without leaving you guilt ridden and hating China for the way animals are treated. ?"

Sorry I don't have an answer

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