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Good luck!

We do the slip of paper so that the vet card only has to be pulled  
out when you see the vet---but we have no requirement to see the vet  
right away, often they don't want to see 'em until halfway though the  
hold at least.

So the vet card stays legible, and the in/pulse/out paper gets  
trashed and who cares because it's only one for each vet check.

IIRC, Terry Woolley Howe started it at her rides, I did it at all of  
mine as well.  And most PS rides provide baggies so that the vet card  
stays readable throughout the ride.

Lynne
On Jun 9, 2007, at 1:23 AM, rides2far@xxxxxxxx wrote:

>  Also, we just couldn’t possibly just use ride cards like every other
> ride in the world
> other than Biltmore, we’ve gotta get used to the
> special “just for here” system of keeping the card put away, keeping
> up with a special slip of paper, pulling the right one out at the
> right time, etc. etc. to get the exact same result. If somebody can
> convince me it’s an improvement I’ll try to get over it, but till
> then, I’ll gripe. If this stuff is residue from FEI I’m liable to
> join the whiners camp when I’ve been a defender in the past.

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