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Now what PR person is going to catch an arrthythmia?  If they got 
directly to the vet he would catch it what maybe a minute later. They 
don't go back to the PR person after they see the vet.

I guess I am confused here.

Truman

terre wrote:

> At 05:49 PM 9/22/2003, you wrote:
>
> > Normally - at least in the SE  regoin the horse sees the vet right 
> > after they meet pulse ( and later if the vets thinks it necessary ) 
> > and I've yet to see a vet use a hand held. So I don't seen that it 
> > would not be caught at least in the SE.
> >
> > T
>
>
>
> by the vet--I think that is true everywhere.  What I mean is that it 
> can be caught earlier--by the PR people--if they use a stethoscope.  
> For example, if we were to adopt Heidi's suggestion of exit exams, it 
> wouldn't be caught until the horse had been in the check for quite a 
> while.
> t
>
> terre



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