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[RC] Log Books - Jane Cunningham

In England we have the log book system too. Each horse that competes must have a log book with it's own unique number. That book stays with the horse for it's life time.
It contains the vet sheet with all info from the ride on it i.e distance, pulse pre ride and finish, any marks or lesions are put on it so the vet at the finish knows what the horse had at the start and also a mastercard which has ride date, name, distance and placing on it. That has to be signed by ride management before leaving the ride.
They also record the reason for failing to finish.
So, if you buy an endurance horse in England you can see it's ride history and any DNF before buying. The book doesn't lie.
Now I live in the States and it's all so different.
 
Jane