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This is sure not true in Missouri.  AZ must be very different. You may be 
thinking of the health certificate, which pertains only to out-of-state 
horses?  I thought many, if not most, states require a negative coggins at 
any organized gathering of horses? It kind of negates the purpose of testing 
anybody if you don't cover everybody. In Missouri you're supposed to have a 
negative coggins (within 1 year, which is a whole 'nother debate) whenever 
your horses leave your property. Now, states don't actually have the 
manpower to inspect every little goat ropin, or stop every trailer, but that 
doesn't mean they couldn't. Every trail ride camp in Missouri at least makes 
a show of inspecting coggins for any who come in, even in-state horses. The 
fact that many ignore the law doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Nancy Mitts


> From: Gloria Adams <TheTripleR@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> No, you do not have to check/prove the Coggins of horses that come to a 
> kids
> gymkhana at this time, (or any other event in the state, as long as your
> horse is an in-state resident). Do not know what your state requires, but 
> we
> do not have to do this here in AZ (unless you are out of state) or in
> Illinois either, I've heard, at this point.



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