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A Kill at Parx Monday, and Some Harness Rulings
According to the chart for the 8th at Parx Monday, Grahmalamadingdong “suffered injury to left front leg at 16th pole then was subsequently vanned off.” That combination – injury/vanned off – usually ends in death, and that’s exactly what happened here. Grahmalamadingdong was five; this was his 41st time under the whip. The responsible: Maria…
94 Degrees and Another Heatstroke at Churchill – Plus 49 Other Injured or Sick Horses Over Just 7 Days
Over the course of just 7 days (Sep 19-27) at Churchill, 22 horses were scratched by the regulatory vet – i.e., their exploiters had every intention of racing them – for being “injured” or “unsound,” another 12 by private vets for being “injured” or “ill,” and 6 horses who were “claimed” (bought) prior to races…
Another Kill at Belmont, One at Yonkers Too
From the NYS Gaming Commission… High Tide Honey at Belmont Wednesday: “suffered a biaxial fracture on the gallop out after breezing 4 furlongs; because of the severity of injury euthanasia was utilized.” High Tide was two and coming off her first race, at Saratoga in August, where she finished last of 12, 25+ lengths back.…
Video of Horrific Collision Kill in Canada
While I typically do not cover Canadian tracks, the reporting on a kill at Assiniboia Monday is so vile, and the video so horrific, I must share. Here is how an article yesterday from one of the more contemptible racing rags, Horse Racing Nation, opens: “Stringin Me On won her career debut, died and was…

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