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My gut told me that based on my experience in riding in the SE, CT that 
metabolic pulls would have been higher in those regions. Not so. I would 
have thought that as far as lameness rides in the rocky areas would have 
been worse, not so. What it seems to say and I hate to interpret 
statistics, is the horses and riders do a good job at acclimating to 
their normal conditions.

Truman

Michael Maul wrote:

> I would have thought that lameness pulls dominated in W, SW, 
> PS and metabolic pulls dominated in CT, MW, and SE.  It's 
> not true.  I would have thought that multiday rides would 
> have less MB and lameness pulls but not a huge difference.
>
> These are just my thoughts on looking at the results of 
> Trumans analysis.
>
> What are other views on this from our lists?
>
> Mike
>  




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