Chart notes from U.S. Thoroughbred and Quarterhorse races last week.
Frank N Duffy “fell, vanned off” at Mahoning
La Panamita Lm “vanned off” at Turf
Nolongerahobby “vanned off” at Turf
Ciro the Boss “returned injured” at Mahoning
Miss Unconcerned “vanned off” at Tampa Bay
Son of Reality “vanned off” at Fair Grounds
Valdini “vanned off” at Turf
Flying in Hot “vanned off” at Delta
Jazz Jazz Jazz “vanned off” at Fair Grounds
Ole Stud Muffin “vanned off” at Fair Grounds
Federal Offense “pulled up lame, vanned off” at Laurel
Gonna Be All Right “fell, DNF” at Oaklawn
Frosty Flirt “stopped badly bleeding from the nose, vanned off” at Sam Houston
Dulce Emma “hit the gate, bled following race, vanned off” at Santa Anita
Pauls Special Knight “vanned off” at Sunland
Sundaeswithsandy “bled” at Aqueduct
Nocomet “vanned off” at Delta
Iywaan “vanned off” at Laurel
Aztec Legend “fell at wire, vanned off” at Tampa Bay
Keystone Field “vanned off” at Aqueduct
Hot Caviar “vanned off” at Fonner
Alas and Alack “vanned off” at Laurel
Tappin Josie “vanned off” at Laurel
Revelation “appeared to go bad, vanned off” at Oaklawn
Rainbows Are Free “pulled up lame, vanned off” at Sam Houston
Payingoffmymarker “pulled up bad, vanned off” at Sunland
“Vanned Off”: Horse required equine ambulance to get off the track; while not all end up dead, most do, as borne out by our subsequent reporting. “Bled”: pulmonary hemorrhage.
