Re: [RC] Horse/Rider History Books re: PULL CODES - heidi
>it seemed to me that this sort of code
> was indicating that the rider was wise enough to pull his own horse, but
> the vets would be still be able to glean some sort of information about
> what was happening to the horse. Can anyone explain to me why RO-L and
> RO-M are not satisfactory to some of the membership?
Barbara, while the data still has to be looked at as L or M, because the
"RO" part has no bearing on severity, I have no problem with this if it
massages some peoples' egos and makes them less resistant to having the
proper pull code reported.
Heidi
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- RE: [RC] Horse/Rider History Books re: PULL CODES, Bob Morris
- Re: [RC] Horse/Rider History Books re: PULL CODES, Charles
- Re: [RC] Horse/Rider History Books re: PULL CODES, Barbara McCrary
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