Re: RC: Re: Enforcement of Pull

["Bo Parrish" <lindap@lcc.net>]

CMKSAGEHIL@aol.com wrote:


>After being reminded by Terre that there is already a rule that covers
this,
>I'd be more inclined to give the rider a gentle reminder that this is a
rule
>violation--if the horse is still in camp and the rider refuses, then I
would
>be a bit less than gentle!  Another issue here (and a few posters have
>already mentioned it) is that it needs to be stated AT THE BRIEFING that
>pulled horses need to be checked, even if the rider pulls for non-horse
>related reasons.


I fully agree, and most ride managers in this area are doing the above at
the rider briefing, but you still have those few who will drive off without
ever notifying any one. The NP (not presented) could cover this situation
(the same as the multi-day rides that Randy was referring to).
Linda Parrish
Kennard, Texas