The NYS Gaming Commission reports this for Tonal Impact at Saratoga Monday:
“Horse was found down in his stall. Veterinarian examined. Horse died due to sickness.”
“Horse” was six years old.
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The NYS Gaming Commission reports this for Tonal Impact at Saratoga Monday:
“Horse was found down in his stall. Veterinarian examined. Horse died due to sickness.”
“Horse” was six years old.
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“Veterinarian examined” – yeah, I can just him peeking over the door before scurrying away.
I believe it has been proven that this entire industry is based on cruelty to horses, therefore not just an opinion. Everything about the exploitation of horses for racing and wagering is fundamentally flawed and not true horsemanship. Horseracing is abuse of horses.
Went down in his stall and just died “due to sickness”
That’s all you need to know, or will get to know, folks.
No wonder this business is so rotten. There is zero accountability. Can you imagine if all businesses had that kind of autonomy?!!
I would not put anything past these people. IMO, the entire industry is based on animal cruelty.
No explanation of what the sickness was makes me think there could be a possibility of “foul play” because this industry is known for doing the most dastardly things to the horses.
Who knows for sure if it was an actual sickness? Could it be that the “sickness” was a sledgehammer to the horse’s head? I think it is fair to ask because it would not be the first time a horse was killed on purpose. It sounds like this horse wasn’t cared for or attended to properly any way you look at this situation.
Maybe these racing industry people think they are really smart to always be lying and withholding information from the public records, but it just raises suspicions of their character. These brilliant people in horse racing have proven many times that they are dishonest and cannot be trusted to be forthcoming with the facts.