Chart notes from U.S. Thoroughbred and Quarterhorse races last week.
Backed by Gold “taken off track aboard equine ambulance” at Aqueduct
Kcross Cut and Run “vanned off” at Energy
Mahomey “vanned off” at Lone Star
Thunder Road “vanned off” at Louisiana
My Uncle Leon “vanned off” at Prairie
Bath and Tennis “vanned off” at Presque Isle
Mimis Delight “bled, vanned off” at Ruidoso
Elle’sbigseacret “took a bad step…euthanized on track” at Mountaineer
Runaway Atlantic “pulled up injured, vanned off” at Thistledown
One Sweet Tap “bled, vanned off” at Delta
Blue Castle “bled, vanned off” at Delta
Lonestar Runner “bled, vanned off” at Delta
Adal “vanned off” at Ruidoso
Six Martinis Bdp “vanned off” at Ruidoso
Blonde Bombshell “vanned off” at Santa Anita
Singsational “fell, DNF” at Churchill
Way to Be Marie “bled” at Churchill
Bella Paloma “vanned off” at Delaware
Geaux Maw P “vanned off” at Evangeline
Last Game Lady “bled” at Horseshoe
Swackhammer “bled” at Horseshoe
Good Heart “suffered fatal injury” at Lone Star
Fabulous Casina “vanned off” at Sam Houston
Meatloaf’s Chance “bled, vanned off” at Hawthorne
Diamonds N Aces “vanned off” at Lone Star
My Name’s Jeff “vanned off” at Monmouth
Her Wild Spirit “fell, vanned off” at Ruidoso
Cheetoh “vanned off” at Ruidoso
“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.
