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Horse Kills at U.S. Tracks

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Stormin the Beach Confirmed Killed at Churchill Wednesday

According to the chartwriter for the 7th at Churchill Wednesday, Stormin the Beach “went wrong when suffering an injury to his left hind leg at the 5/16 [and was] transported off of the track via an equine ambulance.” That combination, “went wrong/ambulance,” almost always translates to death – and indeed it has here. Stormin was…

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Animal Cruelty at Horseshoe, Keeneland

At Horseshoe in October: In addition to the 4 confirmed kills – Favorite Lady 123, Solo Venturi, Dark Rye, Speightsy Rival – and the 7 “vanned off,” 21 horses were scratched by the regulatory vet – i.e., their exploiters had every intention of racing them – for being “injured” or “unsound,” and another 5 by…

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What Do You See?

Our own Jennifer Sully took these photos at Parx a week ago Sunday (which was also “Exotic Animal Races Day”). They speak for themselves. And these were taken at Timonium in Sep:

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Oxymorphone; "Cruelty to a Horse"; and More Jobs Where a Track Once Stood

Scarborough Downs, a harness track in Maine, shuttered in 2020. As I previously relayed, the site has been transformed into a diverse walkable community: businesses, boutiques, restaurants, housing, walking trails, recreational greenspace. And now there’s even more. The grocer Market Basket is set to open at “The Downs” this week, and here’s the headline: The…

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