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Originally Posted by largo1
Steve,
Not sure if this is the correct venue for my question, but here goes: if/when the DeeTee horse becomes injured/and/or is done racing, is there a plan of action for that horse's retirement? Seriously, I'm not trying to be negative in any way, but the facts are that most racehorses will be retired due to injury or non-competiveness. What thought has been given to this, or is it entirely up to the trainer?
Thanks,
Suzanne
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Suzanne..
Good question.. I'd be more inclined to let Chuck answer that. As I explain in the prospectus, there will be a reserve of about 15% for emergency purposes, so I suppose we would do what we could in the short term to get our runner a post-career home and deal with it from there.. We do have a few show/hunter/jumper riders around DT.. Could be an option..
Bottom line is that we'd 'make it work'...
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