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![]() It's tough to defend someone who you don't want to defend. If they have some smoking gun, I hope they ban him forever. CD had better get that information out Sunday after the race. I get not releasing it before the race to protect the money flowing into CD's bottom line this weekend, but it had better come out Sunday or Monday latest.
I just heard Saffie on Nick Luck's podcast; he seemed pretty convincing, whatever that is worth Due Process still matters to me, even for those I do not want to defend. |
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My biggest issue with what Churchill did is that they are imposing this penalty on Saffie but I’m sure ignore other mysterious circumstances. It’s simply arbitrary decision making at the whim of the powers that be. |
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![]() The fact that it comes on the heels of other horse deaths on that turf course gives it the whiff of being a distraction.
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![]() Suspended pending investigation happens in business all the time. CDI couldn't possibly be expected to gather all the evidence and present it in the time frame they had. You seem to be suggesting they let him run and take the chance that his horses die during the Derby. Am I reading that wrong? It would be the final nail in the coffin.
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If his horses are truly compromised then they needn't be running in a race to be susceptible to sudden death. They could drop during morning training just as easily as they could in the afternoon. What if he took the Lord Miles Derby scratch on the chin and opted to prepare for the Preakness by working him at Churchill on Saturday morning? Doubt CD wanted to see how that would have played out... |
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