I understand that, and have always been a stickler about rules are rules. There will ALWAYS be legitimate justification for bending a rule cases. That's what makes it hard to be the enforcer of rules:) I was the president of our local Round up club. I always enforced the rules, but sometimes it was a very hard thing to do, especially in cases where children were involved. The problem with "legitimate justification" is that can be subjective.
Becky
BTW: More responses at the NATRA board.
I replied and thanked them, but my replies haven't posted yet.
Yeah, you're right about that. Making exceptions can get you accused of making favoratory exceptions, even if that's obviously not the case. Some people will just be sour grapes and if they can't do something they don't ANYBODY else to do it.