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![]() She's only won once, but has hit the board plenty recently. I see nothing wrong with running a seemingly sound horse often. It's much worse try to bring an older horse (she's only four) back off a very long lay-off after a serious injury than something like this.
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![]() There are rules about how old is too old at at least some tracks. Maxwell G. ran into them when he 14 or 15, had to win a race at Rillito before he was eligible to run at Turf Paradise. But he'd been in training straight through, no years off.
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In her post Ann said there are rules at some tracks. Should there be uniform rules regarding age anyway? Should there be any rules at all regarding frequency? What are the rules regarding age and where are they? Is all this information in any one place and if not, why not? It should be. |
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![]() I know!
... and I almost got sick when I read the "At least I keep trying" line (re Fort Delaware). They are not all meant to be racehorses. Easy for me to sit here and judge, I know, but come on... she's not going to win. Sad stuff. Last edited by my miss storm cat : 02-09-2011 at 06:13 PM. |
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![]() Beulah
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