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> The first thing to do is when the HRM numbers cause you to question what 
> is going on - it may very well be issues with the HRM.

When I was still riding my Arab Tali, someone started up a chainsaw just 
below the trail.  He did a pretty athletic  spook and I looked down at my 
wrist where the HRM read 220.  I thought, "Well, that really scared him." 
Then I looked over his shoulder and saw the electrode pad swinging in the 
breeze.

However, I was out on Hunter one day and his heart rate was higher than 
usual and a little spikey.  I blamed in on the HRM and discovered when we 
returned to the barn that  he'd run a sharp stake up beside his frog.  So, 
you really need to consider more than one possibility.

Nancy 


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