From the OS/2 desk of Ray Santana
University of California at Davis
Medical Center
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Subject: Vet procedure
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I'm surprised
1- you have to wait for a P&R check to enter in the vet area
2- that is not always under control of a veterinian.
In France (and ELDRIC rides) we may decide to enter when we want (the
rider)
and then only the vet checks pulse and gait.
I f every thing is not ok, you are just pulled out without an another chance.