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RE: [RC] Information from pulled horses - bobmorrisTitle: RE: [RC] Information from pulled horsesED: The succinct answer is:
I personally review each Post Ride Statistical report that is sent in to the Office. No, there is not full compliance with the rule that they are to be filled out. That is another story. We do get a fair representation of the facts though. I have done a bit of review and noticed interesting facts. There are very often compelling reasons that some riders keep entering horses that end up in multiple pulls. The most compelling reason is to reach a mileage or completion plateau. But I say that the horse does not give a damn about this and should be rested. When the study is completed there will be an article written for the EN. In the past year there have been several reports in the EN on our several research programs. The concerned study was one of them. The researchers have been having some difficulty in the acquisition of data from rides and riders. If you so desire I can send an attachment of reports regarding this particular project to you. They will be lengthy and require considerable down loading time though. Bob Morris
Bob Morris
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I guess it is my Oldtimer's disease kicking up, while building an apple
Does anyone know what is done with these reports? I don't remember any EN
I can think of a number of possibilities: 1. They are simply filed and then ignored, sort of what happend with horse
Ed
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