Re: [Fwd: Re: coggins/health papers]

[Teddy Lancaster <Teddy@runningbear.com>]

Yup, just another way our government provides meaningless jobs at the
taxpayers expense.

Teddy


ranger2 wrote:

> Subject: Re: coggins/health papers
> Date: Mon, 11 May 1998 15:11:03 -0700 (PDT)
> From: ridecamp-d-request@endurance.net
> To: ranger2@gate.net
> References: <355775E0.528@gate.net>
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> Steph
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> --------------------------
> Sort of on the subject of weigh stations...  We live on the GA/FL line,
> I trailer to the beach to ride nearly every weekend.  the police at the
> I 95 stations know me and my horses by heart, but every time we cross
> still have to fill out all the paperwork, making sure the horses coggins
> match the health papers.  the whole thing is a big joke and a waste of
> time.  They NEVER look at my horses to make sure the horse matches the
> coggins(as far as I'm concerned that is the ONLY important thing they
> need to check...)
>
> It's to the point now even if I'm not riding at the beach or have
> someone elses horse in the trailer will just not say anything, hand over
> my paperwork and they assume I'm heading to the beach and w/ my
> horse(s)in the trailer.  Pretty poor way of doing their job.
>
> Have never had been stopped weighing my truck and trailer(just drive
> over the scales like the big trucks and wave to the guy in the booth)
>
> Anita Carlson
> GA