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Probably harder than heck to prove, might require a steward to see it. 
If it is one on one - it gets down to "he said - she said." If it's one 
rider's buddies "testifying" against another rider's buddies - again he 
said - she said.

In reality I suspect there is not enough of this going on or any other 
types of unsportmansmanlike behavior going on to require such bandwidth 
on the list. True it is appalling when it happens but how often does it 
really happen?

Truman

Joe Long wrote:
> Mike Lewis wrote:
> > Are riders who won't let an obviously faster horse pass considered 
> > rude or is it just the nature of the sport?
>
> Blocking a rider from passing is more than rude, it is unsportsmanlike 
> conduct. According to AERC Rule 4.1.3, deliberately blocking other 
> riders on the trail is grounds for denial of entry to a ride.


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“It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how 
smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong” Richard 
Feynman, Nobel Laureate in Physics


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