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![]() If Dee Tee owned her instead of GODolphin, she would have came down.
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![]() And why do the stewards care more about Godolphin horses than any other? Foolish logic. How many of you on here have had conversations with stewards, ever?
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I'm not suggesting you talk to the stewards about the incident, just wondering if you have ever been privy to a discussion with a steward about any DQ and things they look for. In a takedown, there is always a winner and always a loser - for connections and bettors. It is patently absurd to think the stewards play favorites to owners...where would it end? Phipps IEAH Shadwell Godolphin Barry Schwartz Repole Winning Move Karakorum All that having been said, I believe racing jurisdictions should require stewards to explain the rationale for their decisions as is done...oh...everywhere ELSE in the horse racing world save the US and Canada. |
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![]() The precedent has been set let's just hope they remain consistent the entire meet. Evidence CV's ride on City Sneakers today.
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![]() If Cocoa Beach got taken down, that would have set a bad precedent for turf racing, especially in bug fields. Bumping and shifting in happens all the time and if she were to have come down, you could easily make a case for about 1/3rd of all turf races run with big fields. Horses losing momentum happens all the time in this type of race.
I think a better case could have been made if it happened closer to the line and there werent another horse who came in on Cocoa Beach setting a chain reaction. A similar type inquiry happened last summer with Frankel's Country Star winning by a very small margin in a race on the turf. There was a claim of foul against her, and she didnt come down. The incident happened right before the wire and a good case could have been made for her to come down, but it was after all a heavy favorite trained by a very popular trainer. I cant believe people dont think who the horse is trained by/owned by has nothing to do with the decision. How about Todd Pletcher's Miss Catalyst not coming down in the 1st on Sunday? That was about as textbook as a DQ can get. |
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