We present results which describe constraints on the order in which periodic orbits can appear when a horseshoe is created. We associate two rational numbers q(R) and r(R) to each periodic orbit R of the horseshoe, which have the property that if r(R)<q(S) then the orbit R must appear after the orbit S; while if r(S)
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