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Biggest Coincidence in 2018
Just when you think you’ve seen the worst DQ in history.....to ensure a carryover Churchill Downs tops it yesterday. Is this a coincidence ? On July 26 the Nyra stewards erroneously took down a 2 year old trained by Steve Asmussen and put up the Todd Pletcher hoss who got beat. This made the pick 6 carryover which was a financial boon to NYRA. Consensus was that it was brutally bad, especially since an egregious foul had no resulted in any action a couple of races earlier.
Yesterday Churchill Downs came up with a ridiculously bad double DQ to place the third hoss first ,making the single winner pick 6 carryover. They are trying to make it proceed, unhit, toward a forced payout tomorrow. When these forced payouts happen. The handle is huge and very profitable for the track. How can the 2 worst DQ’s of the year BOTH have the same outcomes....carryovers where there shouldn’t be carryovers ? If you had the winning ticket for $317 K, what would you think ? |
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Racing Gods have their say
In a bit of justice, one winner took home half a million after hitting the pick 6 today, so NO big carryover tomorrow for Churchill. After watching again a couple of times......what a Ridiculous double takedown yesterday.
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By way of an attempt to enlighten, people should attempt to understand that in most jurisdictions the majority of stewards in the stand don't work for the racetrack.
In NY, one is a NYRA steward, one a Jockey Club steward and one a NY Gaming Commission steward. In KY, two are from KY Horse Racing Commission, one from the racetrack association running (CD, KEE, TP, ELP or KD).
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And of course, I'm immediately sorry I bother trying to explain anything. The thought that racetracks are magically getting stewards to adjust decisions to manipulate carryovers is ridiculous.
And stop dragging Andy into every discussion while manufacturing smears of NYRA. It's tiresome. Similarly, you have no idea who was at fault in the DRF/CDI dispute. None. Just stop already.
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Agree...….the horse that hit the wire first shouldn't of been taken down......it was a bad DQ. The runner-up deserved the DQ. https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-rac...cd-on-11-23-18 Last edited by taxicab : 11-25-2018 at 11:37 PM. |
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@ Mr. Stakes:
The Saratoga DQ was maybe a coin toss......I think. I can see both sides on that one. Perhaps the tightness of the photo led to the stewards final decision. On the other hand......the stewards let more go in New York,so the DQ might be considered out of character for that circuit. Either way. FWIW: I remember watching the the race inquiry at the track...….most of the people(myself included)thought the Asmussen runner would stay up. https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-rac...sar-on-7-26-18 Last edited by taxicab : 11-25-2018 at 08:31 PM. |
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