A legend retires.

[NoChanceToDance]

I'm sorry, but i'm not with you on this. That was the opinion of one vet..... just one. As i said, i'm pretty sure Chapman got a different vet to look at him the very next day who basically couldn't believe what the previous vet had said.

If that vet had thought he was that bad, he shouldn't have let him race (vets have the power to stop any horse from racing). However, he did not..... slightly contradicting himself, don't you think.

If the horse had "lost his neck" and whose "hind quarters were falling away" do you really think he would have been able to win the best turned out prize????

It makes me laugh actually because the vet looks after both Tony Carroll's and Milton Bradley's strings....... maybe he is yet to see a healthy horse, which is why he thought Quito looked differently. If you want to have a moan about a trainer find someone that really does treat their horses like sh*t, there are hundreds out there..... funnily enough most in America. Problem is, with all the drugs they are given, from the outside you can't tell.

Quito was Chapman's pride and joy. ONE vet can't sway me, i'm sorry.