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Re: [RC] horse deaths and poeple - Tx TriggerBefore the latest problems that these two have
gotten in to, ride managers in the CT region had dealt with them causing
HUGE hissy fits when a ride was cancelled due to weather, making trouble
during awards ceremonies, underage drinking in camp, threatening to "protest"
when things did not seem to go their way, and a few other issues. But I think
some ride managers have been reluctant to deny entry, until they had some form
of written documentation from other managers, that they were trouble. While we
now have a pretty good case of "just cause", earlier this year, some managers
did not feel they did. If a rider protests your denial of entry, which has
happened, can you show "just cause" for doing so. The AERC BOD minutes a few
issues ago had a write up from a rider who was denied entry, and even
with excellent documentation on a rider who was denied entry to a ride,
they still protested it, which just makes more work for the manager, to submit
to the AERC protest committee information on why they denied entry, and more
work for the AERC BOD to deal with these issues. Maybe in the past, some
managers felt it easier to just let them ride, and hope things go trouble free.
Jonni
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> There IS a rule in place for ride managers to refuse
entry. It says, "entry From: "Barbara McCrary" > may be refused for just cause." In this case, I don't question the "just > cause."
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