Re: [RC] Refusing entry to rides [was How Sad] - Truman Prevatt
I don't see how entry could be denied for a treatment the prior year
unless treatment could be tied to documented abusive treatment. Second
is this what we really want to do? If a rider chose to not treat a
marginal horse ( that could benefit from treatment ) because he would
not be able to enter the next year this would be an unintended
consequence and not a good one IMO.
Truman
Lif Strand wrote:
John - I don't see anything in the AERC rules which would apply to not
allowing an entry to someone who had to treat a horse after a ride was
over in a prior year.
Just how much leeway does a RM have?
Lif Strand
Quemado NM USA
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- Re: [RC] How Sad, Lif Strand
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- [RC] Refusing entry to rides [was How Sad], Lif Strand
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