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Originally Posted by the_fat_man
2 possibilities:
1) they're clueless and don't realize the impact of herding (and intimidation)
2) they figure herding is part of the game and choose to selectively DQ horses that don't keep a straight path
either way they take the exactness out of the game
but more importantly, it's JUST ANOTHER way to lose --- get accustomed to it
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There is absolutely no way they should have taken that horse down. He didn't herd the other horse and barely drifted.....plus he was a few paths clear of the second hanger when he started to drift.
That call was a complete no brainer.