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[RC] RO-L vs LAME - sherman

I don’t think RO-L is appropriate here. The horse is still in the ride, horse is presented to vet, doesn’t make a difference if rider went to next vet check or turns around to go to last vet check, horse is lame. It’s a L pull, not RO-L.

 

Kathy

 

John wrote:

In your case, where you, on the trail, determined that your horse was lame, and you made the decision to withdraw from the competition, walking back to camp, RO-L would have been quite reasonable. If, on the other hand, the vet was watching the horses on the trail and saw you, still in the competition, on a lame horse, then he/she could eliminate you with a L pull code.