The custodian of every horse must have the horse examined by a veterinarian at least once a year. The examination must cover:the general condition of the horse and its teeth, hoofs, and shoes; and the horse’s stamina and physical ability to carry the loads and perform the work for which it is intended. The veterinarian must make a record of:any injury, disease, or deficiency detected; and any prescription or recommendation for curing or correcting that condition or for any other disposition of the horse. The veterinarian must provide a copy of that record to the horse’s custodian. The custodian must:keep a copy of the record for at least 3 years; and make it available for inspection by an animal enforcement officer, police officer, or humane officer during normal business hours. City Code, 1976/83, art. 19, §32(b) Ord. 99-548 Ord. 11-573