Legal Opinion

Auckenthaler v. Grundmeyer

Nevada Supreme Court

Decided July 7, 1994No. 24745PublishedCited by 20 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

OPINION

2Per curiam

FACTS

Appellant Lori S. Auckenthaler (“Auckenthaler”) and several other individuals were riding horses in an area north of Reno, known as Red Rock. The individuals were participating in the “field training” of dogs owned by co-respondent Steven Grund-meyer (“Grundmeyer”). Field training is an exercise where dogs are led through a prearranged course marked by the random placement of birds. Co-respondent Jody White (“White”) was a member of the group and was riding a horse owned by Grund-meyer named “Bum.” White and Grundmeyer were specifically involved in the training expedition and the…

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