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Originally Posted by Dixie Porter
I've tapped horses (some both knees and ankles) 10 times and they won, won ,won. It has NOTHING to do with the number of times you tap. It's who's watching, who's doing it and WHAT comes OUT in the syringe.
So some moron saw a horse with a big ankle. Means nothing.
This is hopeless. Just wanted to show you why I don't bother to explain things. You want answers, it's still $1500 an hour.
Dixie
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I never said that is was always bad or always dangerous to inject a horse. It depends on the situation. I never said it didn't matter what was in the needle.
Yeah, the trainer who told me how bad those two horses' ankles looked is a real moron. He's only one of the best trainers in the country. And it obviously did mean something because the one horse never ran again and the other horse took 8 months off.
Anyway, I'm not going to bother responding to you any more It's a waste of time.