Ridecamp: RE: [RC] Refusing [now vets after ride]

MB:

I beg to differ with you in this matter. You must be
thinking of Rule 2.1 which reads;

2.1      The ride must employ at least one veterinarian
whose services will be exclusive to that event, pre-ride,
during the ride, and post-ride (at least   one ride
veterinarian must be at the ride site for at least one hour
after the last equine crosses the finish line or has
returned to ride camp).

Bob

Bob Morris
Morris Endurance Enterprises
Boise, ID

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Subject: Re: [RC] Refusing [now vets after ride]


In a message dated Wed, 19 Jun 2002 11:36:42 AM Eastern
Daylight Time, Trailrite writes:

> The least I could
> do as ride vet was to stay overnight and be utterly
miserable
>
>
>     This I wish could be happening more often.  Not that I
want "The Vets" uttlerly miserable! But I've seen horses
have problems hours after a ride in camp with no vet around
with
> their wonderful drugs and gagets that are needed.


There is a rule that addresses this.  I just don't have my
book handy at this moment...


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