NYTHA Lasix Primer & Letter to NYS RWB

[GPK]

http://therail.blogs.nytimes.com/201...ix/?ref=sports

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by GPK

http://therail.blogs.nytimes.com/201...ix/?ref=sports

The blogger "lineup" for the Times is something that you would expect from the Burlington Register.
The Headliner is Mr Sunshine Drape.

Then we have Alex Brown who's claim to fame is being an exercise rider and hero to the pretty horsey set.

Third on the list is Jim Squires a retired Newspaper man who lucked into breeding Monarchos but has never done anything else of note in the business except write a book knocking everything and everybody.

Then we have Melissa Hoppert whose main qualification for being a horse racing blogger is "She was present when Sadie's Dream, owned by her aunt's family, won the 1994 Rose DeBartolo Memorial Stakes at Thistledown in Ohio." Uh okay....

Bob Goetz is a longtime fan

Peter Blair covered the Preakness one year

And then there is Gina Rarick who is a writer turned trainer who trains a few horses in France but has never trained a single horse in the US which never seems to damp her enthusiasm for criticizing US trainers or the sport here in general.

Quite a group of experts

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

The blogger "lineup" for the Times is something that you would expect from the Burlington Register.
The Headliner is Mr Sunshine Drape.

Then we have Alex Brown who's claim to fame is being an exercise rider and hero to the pretty horsey set.

Third on the list is Jim Squires a retired Newspaper man who lucked into breeding Monarchos but has never done anything else of note in the business except write a book knocking everything and everybody.

Then we have Melissa Hoppert whose main qualification for being a horse racing blogger is "She was present when Sadie's Dream, owned by her aunt's family, won the 1994 Rose DeBartolo Memorial Stakes at Thistledown in Ohio." Uh okay....

Bob Goetz is a longtime fan

Peter Blair covered the Preakness one year

And then there is Gina Rarick who is a writer turned trainer who trains a few horses in France but has never trained a single horse in the US which never seems to damp her enthusiasm for criticizing US trainers or the sport here in general.

Quite a group of experts

None of those people are the author of the article. Did you read it?

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

None of those people are the author of the article. Did you read it?

Uh yeah? What does that have to do with the "lineup" of featured bloggers listed on the page?

[Riot]

Originally Posted by GPK

http://therail.blogs.nytimes.com/201...ix/?ref=sports

Thank you Steve Zorn. Thanks for the link. Seems common sense and science are winning