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> Is it possible for a ride manager to refuse entry to anyone wishing to
> enter their ride for previous cause? ... sorta like resturants reserving
>  the right to refuse service?   I just caught up to the post where
> Louise  Burton is talking about 60 riders loosing out because of 2.
> Wouldn't it  be better to just refuse entry to the two and have fun with
> the other  60 next year?   I'm really not liking this trend of riders
> who refuse to  take personal responsibility.
Read AERC Rule 4:

4.  Entry to a ride may be refused for cause.
    4.1  Cause is defined as a specific occurrence, substantiated by
         direct and corroborated evidence of, including but not limited
         to one of the following:
         4.1.1  Non-payment of ride fees, such as insufficient funds
                check not made good.
         4.1.2  Abuse of an equine, such as drugging or continuing to
                ride after being pulled without specific permission from
                a ride vet.
         4.1.3  Abusive harrassment of ride personnel, other riders or
                crews, such as arguing with veterinarians, breaking the
                line at vet gates, or deliberately blocking other riders
                on the trail.
         4.1.4  Removing or altering trail markers.
         4.1.5  Cheating, such as deliberate short cuts, or deliberately
                leaving timed holds early.
         4.1.6  An equine determined to be unruly or dangerous may be
                denied entry.
    4.2  Cause might also be determined by the Board or one of the
         committees of AERC.

Hope that helps...

Heidi



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