Re: RC: Re: RE: Rule addition?

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In a message dated 9/14/99 1:40:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
sunibey@sisqtel.net writes:

<< Bob and Angie,
 I KNOW I should stay out of this, but a grade 2 lameness is pretty lame.
 Dyane
 N. Cal. >>

A Grade II lameness is one that is just becoming observable with consistency. 
 A Grade I is one that you cannot observe consistently.  So I guess it all 
depends on your definition of "pretty lame".  That's the veterinary 
definition of Grade II, and it fits in with the AERC guidelines of a horse 
not being fit to continue if a lameness is consistent.

Heidi


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