According to the chart, 3-year-old Pop Pop Susi “went bad” (the track announcer said, “amiss”) in the 1st at Penn Friday night. Here is what that looked like:
Confirmation will have to wait for my FOIA, but…
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According to the chart, 3-year-old Pop Pop Susi “went bad” (the track announcer said, “amiss”) in the 1st at Penn Friday night. Here is what that looked like:
Confirmation will have to wait for my FOIA, but…
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The track announcer’s voice resembles the voice of an auctioneer’s voice.
If there was a memo to track announcers to ignore or fail on purpose to acknowledge a horse going “amiss” or going wrong during a race, this track announcer evidently didn’t get the memo.
No innocent animal should ever die for humans who don’t want to put in the WORK to go get a REAL job. It’s a sin what happens to these majestic,gorgeous horses.
Some announcers say nothing or very little about the horse that “goes wrong” in a race. The moral depravity of these people who are involved in this egregiously cruel indifference to the horses is appalling.
It looks like a broken fetlock to me….but never mind, its only ‘going amiss’ What a rotten, heartless announcer.
the merciless horse owners who put their horse in these races where they know some will lose their lives every single day
Insurance for the horse gone “amiss” will just about cover the costs for hay this week and possibly next.
What a shame …
“Went bad” – like a carton of milk. And given just about as much thought when discarded.