Re: [RC] [RC] log books - Nancy Mitts
Let's not confuse keeping a personal, voluntary, log book with a mandatory
log that must be presented to the vet at every ride. Everybody is free to
keep their own journal as it is. I'm reading these posts as meaning that
people want to have it mandated so they are "forced" to take the time to do
it. I'm not sure that carrying around volumes of the horse's daily life from
ride to ride is necessary or practical.
Face it...it's difficult enough to get everybody to carry their little
membership card......What would the penalty be for "losing" your log? Or not
having it at the ride? Presenting the "wrong" log for that horse? What
recourse for entries made by a ride vet (or your home vet)with which the
rider/owner/another vet disagreed?
Maybe what people are asking for is for a publisher to create a blank log
for endurance training & competition, and that's a great idea.
Nancy Mitts
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