Attempts to Tamper with Report Poll
Friday, May 18, 2007
Copyright WHR 2007
By Christy Howard Parsons
The current poll question on the website, "With the proposed changes to the Operating Plan do you think the National Horse Show Commission should sign?" has generated a great deal of controversy and activity at www.WalkingHorseReport.com. Last night, an unsuccessful attempt to tamper with the poll was made by an unidentified person. Our programmer noted the suspicious activity during the night in which the poll question was repeatedly pinged. The vote count for the poll was not affected.
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