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Blackthroat,
I benefited by the DQ in that it kept me alive in the P4 and ultimately won it. Felt like stealing (8k). I also had the reverse happen, so the racing gods even things out every so often. Yes the 8 was MTB, no doubt about it. I just got lucky today. But for the record, I take it you know the NY rule on whip to the face. Does the NYRA or the NY Racing Officials have a site where you can view the rules for fouls and dq's ? Thanks !! NC Tony
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http://www.nyracing.com/aqueduct/stories/TopFlight.html |
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Based upon that NYRA release it seems it pretty straight forward that a whip to the face is an instant DQ. Coa says " I hate to win that way but the rules are the rules?"
So what is it. Steve can you clarify? NC Tony
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http://sports.yahoo.com/rah/news?slu...v=ap&type=lgns
As you can see by Coa's quote here, those are the rules....so I think the question is still open as you have two different printed interpertations Who care's anymore .....Anyway.
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originally posted by Scudsbrother
"While many believe that a whip to the face is automatic grounds for disqualification, that is not the case. The rules state that a horse should be disqualified "if a jockey willingly strikes another horse or jockey" with the whip. The Aqueduct stewards did not deem Garcia's actions as willful, but they did determine it cost Malibu Mint a chance to win."-DRF originally posted by Scudsbrother HEY THOUGHT SHE HAD A CHANCE TO COME BACK.I GIVE HER SOME CHANCE TO COME BACK.NOT MUCH,BUT SOME. Originally Posted by randallscott35 In the News today, it said unequivocally that it is not an automatic DQ. Originally Posted by randallscott35 "Whip interference is not an automatic reason for disqualification. It is up to the stewards' discretion" My useless comment: Catching up on the reading from the weekend. Man this reminds me so much of Snow Ridge's DQ a few years ago on Derby Day.
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Rahy's Appeal's owner has appealed the DQ.
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Oh, could you imagine if they over turn this. Boy, I would be in a fit of rage of I had Rahy's Appeal.
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