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Originally Posted by Hawk
Trying to "right" the path of where a mount goes on their own accord I suspect is more precarious in the very early stages of a race as the rate of acceleration abruptly takes place. In that light, I would be inclined to be more forgiving of Martin than of Coa.
In regards to Coa, how should the stewards view the case before them. Should they be as a jury and takes the facts of the case/race in front of them or should they consider the antics of late and pass judgment with a enough already decision meant to "reel in" his shenanigans?
After watching the race I almost think they felt the need to do something with Coa and threw Martin in to obfuscate a singling out of Coa.
In the end, who knows.
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Hawk, isn't that part of their job though? To rightfully determine the the culprit and punish them accordingly. To feel like they are singling someone out should not even enter their minds in a case like this.