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Re: [RC] Number of pulls vs who was pulled - Barbara McCrary

My previous message may not have gone through, so I am re-sending it.
 
For our ride, we still send out ride results to all riders.  These include arrival and recovery times at each vet check, finishing position, the DNFs and which vet check they were pulled and the pull codes.  This takes a lot of time, but our riders tell us they appreciate the results and use them as training tools by which to compare results from previous years.  We've been sending ride results for over 30 years.
 
Barbara McCrary
Ride Mgr., Swanton Pacific 75/100
"The Most Beautiful Trail in the World"
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 9:59 AM
Subject: RE: [RC] Number of pulls vs who was pulled

Beth, Jody has a point that in the old days, this sort of information was often at least disseminated to those who rode specific rides in the form of spread sheets that listed when everyone had cleared vet checks, and where riders had been pulled.  You get the same sort of thing in the "live" Tevis coverage, where you can watch when riders reach checks, and track their individual performance throughout the ride.
 
Some of this sort of information can be gleaned from the vet card study that is in its pilot stages now.  Certainly times into checks should be recorded on the cards, as well as the pertinent information of when pulls occur--at least to the point of which vet check.  Hopefully at some point that data will be to some degree publicly accessible.
 
Heidi


 

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