RE: [RC] [RC] May 2007 Veterinary newsletter - Jim Holland
When a horse dies at a ride that is also “public”
knowledge for those who were there. Why don’t you implement a
campaign to get the Vet Committee Reports on THOSE published? We would
get a LOT more info from that than publishing pull codes…and perhaps
prevent a fatality or two. I don’t consider that punitive either.
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I personally like to look at the pull info for a given ride to give me
clues about how better to prepare to ride that ride.
And when my own pull codes are published, it is hardly news--after all,
half the folks in camp watch the horses vet out anyway, so it is already
"public knowledge." Nor do I consider it punitive.
I actually appreciate being able to go back and look at my
publicly-accessible ride record and see the pull data--I just wish it were more
accurate (like the RO-L pull on my record that should really be an L pull).
