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Originally Posted by ARyan
If it was an error, why wouldn't a state issued arbitrator be able to correct it in 14 days?
How long does the appeal process take in other sports? Arbitration in contract disputes in sports get wrapped up much quicker than these in racing.
With trainers the process may have to be a longer one, as I doubt any medication appeals can be done by a third party testing party within 14 days, but even that shouldn't go on for months and years.
Eibar Coa should be serving his days, he is danger out there right now, and how can you send a message to him now? My bet is he won't take his days till Aqueduct. Is that fair? What if, and I hope this doesn't happen, his reckless racing hurts another horse or jockey, or multiple horses and jockeys. What then? We just shrug it off as nothing when he takes his days for the preceding events at Aqueduct in December?
I am just saying, the process is flawed, and needs to be looked at...
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Because in our legal system nothing gets done in 14 days.
Do you really think giving a jockey a week's vacation will make him ride any differently when he comes back?