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Re: [RC] [RC] Statistics on Pulls for one day rides vs multidays and regionaldifferences - Laurie Durgin



Metabolic pulls:

There is no difference in metabolic pull rates for multiday rides and regular endurance rides. (The strategy of conserving your horse for completing all days isn't a factor apparently. Metabolic pulls seem to occur independent of this strategy.)

There is no difference in metabolic pull rates between regions. Hot humid regions have the same metabolic pull rate as cool dry regions. (Perhaps riders in hot humid regions know how to handle this and their horses are acclimated to it.)

So horse vurnability/vs. rider awareness/straining?

Lameness pulls:


There is a significant difference in lameness pull rates by region with the highest rates being in the NE and SE. Lowest were in MT and MW. Significant means up to 50% greater and 50% less. CT, SW, W were average.

Rainfall/clay/gravel?What kind of trails have more pulls/ lots of gravel vs. sod?
"Ru-oots"?/Sand? More manmade trails?
What about technical trails vs. 'easy' trails?



There is a huge difference in lameness pull rates for multiday rides vs one day endurance rides. The pull rate for lameness at a one day endurance ride is 7 times the rate at multiday rides. The huge difference is not explainable and needs more examination

speed? "hold times'?


I would have thought that lameness pulls dominated in W, SW, PS and metabolic pulls dominated in CT, MW, and SE. It's not true. I would have thought that multiday rides would have less MB and lameness pulls but not a huge difference.at the results of Trumans analysis

What are other views on this from our lists?

Mike


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