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Originally Posted by SniperSB23
The problem is that the scattered info from the jockey got broadcast on ESPN giving off the perception that an injustice was done. It would be a very good time for the NYRA to offer an explanation of what happened and if there was any fault on their end to apologize for it and say what measures are put in place to assure it won't happen again. Such a simple task but instead they'd rather leave people pissed off at them for a perceived injustice when it may be as simple as that the jockey was full of sh!t.
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Hang on a second. This incident happened early on the biggest racing day of the last four years. There has been no racing since. Let's wait a couple more days before we condemn NYRA for doing nothing about this.