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I don't think the treatment vet need be a different vet than the  
regular ride vet. The important thing is that there is a vet on-site  
that's licensed (and prepared) to treat a horse if needed (as  
recommended in AERC vet manual). It needn't be someone seperate only  
waiting around to treat. But it does make sense that a treatment take  
precedence over other ride duties if the need should arise.

Guess that must mean you don't care about your horse?:)

jt

On Sep 15, 2007, at 6:11 PM, Cindy Collins wrote:

> > Well, out of 8,000+ miles of endurance competition, I imagine less  
> > than 1,000 miles of that had a treatment vet separate from the  
> > regular ride vet.  Guess that means I don't care about my horse.
> >
> > On Sep 15, 2007, at 2:33 PM, David LeBlanc wrote:


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