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"Stumbled"? Please. And a slew of felled horses at Grand National.
The Remington chartwriter is notorious for giving nothing away, with the latest case in point Sunday’s 5th race. Corazon de Oro, according to the chart, “stumbled halfway” – that’s it. Here is the video of that “stumble.” Note also that the announcer said nary a word. (I won’t know if the 3-year-old survived until our…
The Ambulance List Begins to Grow Longer
The following horses were injured in U.S. races last week and had to be removed from the track by “equine ambulance.” While fates remain unknown at this time, please know we will eventually get kill confirmations on many if not most via our FOIA reporting. Elusive Power at Will Rogers Favorite Bandit at Horseshoe Catire…
"We've had a spill at the back of the pack."
According to the chart, 3-year-old Shake of the Reins “took a bad step, fell” and was eventually carted away in the 2nd at Evangeline last evening. Here is how it looked: https://youtu.be/AGp8DquDdg4 “A spill at the back of the pack” – vile.
Another 2-Year-Old Killed at Keeneland; That's 3 Dead Horses in 7 Days
For the second day in a row, and third time in a little over a week, a horse was killed racing at Keeneland. In the 2nd yesterday, Sing for Mo Money broke down and was “vanned off.” Then, in what was likely a desperate attempt to avoid more bad PR, Sing was sent to a…

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