Chart notes from U.S. Thoroughbred and Quarterhorse races last week.
Arneis “vanned off” at Fairmount
Enchantedly “vanned off” at Horseshoe
Seamialaugh “injured in gate” at Parx
Blunt Force “[injured] in gate” at Parx
All Our Munny “vanned off” at Presque Isle
Acasha’s Intuition “vanned off” at Charles Town
Impazible Donna “vanned off” at Belmont
Shrimpie “vanned off in distress” at Belterra
Lost in Limbo “fell, vanned off, euthanized” at Churchill
Mother’s Prayer “vanned off” at Golden Gate
Andy Worhoss “vanned off” at Prairie
Flyin Rabbit 123 “vanned off” at Ruidoso
Think On It “vanned off” at Ruidoso
Kimberley Dream “went wrong, vanned off, euthanized” at Churchill
Perry Mouse Tale “bled, vanned off” at Delta
Rough Ride “vanned off” at Los Alamitos
Kj Little Duce Coup “bled, vanned off” at Ruidoso
Above “vanned off” at Ruidoso
Mr Eastwood “bled” at Ruidoso
Fire Eat N Cowboy “vanned off” at Ruidoso
Midnight Empress “vanned off” at Belmont
Sing Me “vanned off” at Energy
Thoughts to Remember “fell past wire, vanned off” at Los Alamitos
Ivory Senator “vanned off” at Ruidoso
While not all the “vanned” end up dead, most do, as borne out by our subsequent reporting. “Bled,” “Returned Bleeding From Nostrils”: pulmonary hemorrhage.
If HISA could make racing safe, why did they not keep these horses safe? It’s because horseracing is not safe and HISA can’t change that fact even if they wanted to.