Subjective judging in horse shows sparks calls for objective tests
The author recalls a recent talk with Sara Lee O’Conner about horse show judging and ribbons. She argues subjective evaluation breeds protests, noting Maryland Horse stories on poor judging. A move toward objective measures like time and distance is proposed, with history showing trials back up form.
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Unclear note on animal judging and breeding trends
The fragment discusses judging animals versus litter bearing dogs and horses in breeding progress and population estimates. It suggests faster progress with dogs and differing outcomes for horses, aiming to reach certain conclusions next week.
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Severe winter weather strains generation transmission and distribution as sub zero temperatures raise demand for power. outages rise due to wind ice and contracted wires while hospitals radio stations and key services rely on backups and rationing may hit in dense areas.
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