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RE: [RC] Overridden and Fit to Continue - Bob Morris

Well, from my past experience in the horse world I sure
would not bet on mama's darling to follow instructions to
slow down! I would consider a hedged bet on the horse with
the spur marks to be taken better care of since it has some
monetary value to the owner.

Bob

Bob Morris
Morris Endurance Enterprises
Boise, ID

-----Original Message-----
From: ridecamp-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:ridecamp-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Susan
Garlinghouse, DVM
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 4:23 PM
To: Truman Prevatt; Ride Camp
Subject: Re: [RC] Overridden and Fit to Continue


In all  fairness what would you do if you didn't know who
was riding the
horse - it was presented by a third party?

Since that applies to 99% of the horses I'll be seeing at my
next ride, then
that piece of information just isn't available.  No biggie.
It's not that
knowledge of the rider and/or entourage is a critical piece
of information
to have either way---just an added bonus if you do have it.

So let's change the situation a little---again, you have two
equal horses
that both need to slow down on the next loop, both being
presented by third
parties.  Horse A is being presented by someone obviously
very concerned,
talking about how this is mama's darling and they just want
the horse to be
happy and healthy, they can't wait to tell you every nuance
of how the horse
seemed just a little dull that last loop...and Horse B has
spur marks and is
being presented by someone carrying a crop and plastic bag
to haze the
horse, tells you this horse is going to be sold overseas for
a buhzillion
dollars if he top tens today and keeps using the phrase,
"you can't tire
this horse out".

All other information aside, which one of these two are you
going to lean on
harder and keep a closer eye on?  Would you still call that
unfairly
affecting the outcome of the competition?

Susan G, DVM




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Re: [RC] Overridden and Fit to Continue, Susan Garlinghouse, DVM