Re: RC: Re: Ride cards valuable?

["Truman Prevatt, PhD" <truman.prevatt@netsrq.com>]

With enough rides under your belt you know how your horse is doing, independent
of the ride cards. We get them back but I seldom look at them. You have to feel
it on the trail, not analyze it after the fact.

Probably a left brain vs. right brain thing here.

But I do agree they are good for the beginners to keep and look at.

Truman

Mieske wrote:

> I never got mine back either until I started asking for them and I DO use
> them to track how my horse is doing...I think over the long span, they will
> prove invaluable.  And I also ask tons of questions of the vets...I now
> understand how different vets grade different things and am learning to
> judge them for myself so I can improve my scores.  I take great pride in a
> high vet score!!
> Maggie
>
>

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