Re: Re: Re: Dance Line

["Tamara Jane Habberley" <tamarahabberley@lineone.net>]

NOpe

nowt wrong with the monitor, my horse HATES tractors and the yard owners son
delighted in both parking it and starting it next to my horses box. He did
the same trick the day I moved yards whilst I was putting my horses travel
boots on. He (horse) nearly took my head of as he bolted round the box! I
nearly took the kids head off with a swift punch- amazingly his mum watched
all this and said nothing to me or her son.

The 40 bm when lame all round was the vets rate after the ridgeway test...

Tamara

----- Original Message -----
From: <Tivers@aol.com>
To: <tamarahabberley@lineone.net>; <CMKSAGEHIL@aol.com>;
<fasterhorses@gilanet.com>; <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 8:26 PM
Subject: RC: Re: Re: Dance Line


> In a message dated 3/24/00 11:54:30 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> tamarahabberley@lineone.net writes:
>
> << Hi
>
>  One of the reasons Im so sceptical about heart rate monitors is that my
>  horses lowest ever heart rates have been when he has been vetted out ie.
40
>  bpm after a CTR where he was on the cusp of developing impact laminites
on a
>  very stoney ride ahving completed a similiar stoney ride two weeks before
>  with no front shoes  ( all my fault, the guilt was horrendous I should
have
>  stopped at the first check point and didnt).
>
>  Happy as larry and fit as a lark he never vets below 46bpm.  The one real
>  use I found for my heart rate montior was a a tractor detector. If the
beats
>  went above 270 - 300 bpm i knew a tractor was baout to come into view...
>
>  Tamara >>
>
>
> You need a new HR monitor.
>
> ti
>
>
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