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There's a lot that can be done. How about a nice "welcome home" stretch of surface that is nice and soft and safe after a race. On the side of the track for galloping out purposes only.
But status quo rules because as Steve pointed out, there is a lot of money being generated as is. |
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(simply because I have a fondness for surfaces that are safe DURING the race, too ) |
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Secondly, if you can't see that proactive forces are working on a constant basis to improve safety on the track, and further forces working dilligently to provide for horses after their racing careers end, then you're blind without a cane. |
They're several threads going here regarding racehorse welfare, so forgive me if I'm repeating something already stated. I'd like to see the "use of the whip" a thing of the past. How can one ever justifying 'whipping" an animal and then justify that we care
Perhaps something else could be used as a substitute, something like a glove that is around the jockeys hand, something to get the horse's attention, but we have to get rid of the whip Secondly, make the Kentucky Derby the big race, not for 3 y.o.'s, but 4 y.o.'s Have their 3 year old season be their juvenile campaign, and do away with racing as 2 year olds. This will allow greater physical development prior to placing racing and workout type stress on their fragile bodies. |
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well, found this in my e-mail, I guess it's at least something from somebody...
http://www.ntra.com/blog.aspx?blogid...&month=5&day=5 |
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DON'T PLAY THEIR GAME. The sport needs no instruction from people who know nothing about it. |
Well, Steve, I'll certainly demurr to your educated opinion then my off the cuff speculation
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Peta to be at Preakness
http://news.bloodhorse.com/article/45074.htm
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I would be extremely dissapointed if a few of our quirkier racing fans at Pimlico and Belmont don't put a few good a.ss whoopings on the sissies that will be protesting.
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Up for a road trip??:D |
If they act like terrorists they must be treated as such. They financially support eco terrorism and have made public statements fanning the flames of violence against those that do not subscribe to their warped views.. Exactly how are they different than Al-Qaeda ?
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And really an ass whooping is the perfect remedy for these mousy, malnourished assholefaces. |
As said on another thread ... PETA throws paint on old ladies wearing fur coats. They do not throw paint on motocycle gangs wearing leather jackets.
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hopefully they will make a wrong turn close to the track..then you wont have to worry about it... maybee scavs will drive em...
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I just noticed - The Bloodhorse got the name of the organization wrong. Deliberate? :rolleyes: Lexington local news at 5:00pm: Jones interview: he wants complete necropsy on Eight Belles with drug panel, as he will guarantee no steroids or drugs will be found. First interview with Porter - the poor man looks like he hasn't slept a wink. PETA protestors on TV now. Looks like grooms/people from Keeneland there as counterprotesters. News sez number of people there equal, and looks like about 6-10 each side. You may be able to view this coverage replayed at WKYT TV Lexington webpage. |
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transitioning a "tired" animal from a hard surface onto a deep "cushioned" surface is about one of the worst ideas I can think of....when you are on a horse and all of a sudden they get into a deep part of the ring or track or trail or whatever place you are riding they have to work A LOT harder to get through it....in fact the first thing most of them do is trip up in front due to suddenly having to pick up their feet more....i've had a horse go down under me in a similar situation, I was lucky neither of us were seriously hurt. not what I would consider an ideal situation....in fact one of the more dangerous ideas I have heard. |
Well what if he's been ridden? We might have to ask Golden Missile. Maybe he'll spill the beans on what happened that sweet, sweet afternoon so long ago.
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one perspective on the after effects of Rolex http://www.kentucky.com/304/story/396616.html |
didn't respect him in the morning...
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about as good of an idea, really. |
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promised to call....never did:( |
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I just got off the phone with GM and he said sumitas is yesterday's news. He said it took awhile to get over him, butt he found a new power bottom that puts him to shame.
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lol
why don't he write? |
"It's not you.. it's me"
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'i just want to be friends' or 'i love you, i'm just not IN love with you'.
ah, the end, always so sad. |
So I have been quiet on this issue, but I can not stay long.
Oh do I wish I had zero job and needed no money because I would be DOWN THERE IN A SECOND, with a BLOW HORN, and just talking as LOUD AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE about how stupid these people are. And what is sad, is that if you look at the picture on Bloodhorse in today's article, there are people that are dragging their poor kids into this mess. Man would I have a field DAY. Signs.... I LOVE COW Horse racing 4 LIFE Saez for PRESIDENT Go attack Michael Vick Where is your animal now, by himself? CRUELITY!! |
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wear a fur coat too lmfao..... eating a big mac and cheese i agree with you |
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Get a grill going with some ribs, steak, chicken, throw some bacon on there because everyone likes bacon |
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Too funny Scavs. Count me in on something like that. LOL |
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