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While for most people at a ride, this would be true, it would not be  
for those being judged for BC, or if the ride gives out an award for  
the best vet scores regardless of placing.  In those cases, getting a  
vet that grades "hard" on some criteria could cost you the BC,  
especially if your nearest competitor got a different vet.

It certainly isn't important from ride to ride, but consistency  
WITHIN a given ride on a given day between vets would be, IMO  
important for those trying for BC.


On Aug 30, 2007, at 2:24 PM, Dawn Carrie wrote:

> What they fail to realize is, it's just a letter on a vet card...it  
> doesn't necessarily mean that their horse is in trouble, or that  
> the vet thinks their horse sucks, or is a cause for shame.  Some  
> people take these letter grades too $%#^@ seriously.  <G>  I guess  
> they take some sort of pride in their horse "getting all As" or  
> something.

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