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There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man. ~Winston Churchill http://video.nbcsports.com/player/?id=55577 |
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Getting an explanation for ANY decision is a good thing.
I think if the Stews give their reasoning, it may clear things up with the betting public and some of the rancor aimed at them may (or may not) be tempered. It will also help some of the newer (or less hardcore) horseplayers to understand the game and they possibly won't be as turned off to the game if they are on the wrong end of a dq. They will have to find another reason to blame the track for putting one over on them. |
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it should be mandatory that the decisions are explained in a written statement
keeping things out in the open is the best way. i feel they owe it to the players. |
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i'll stick with the idea that a transcript of the stewards discussion should be available.
that way they don't need to explain anything. it's already there in the open air. what is the argument against this? |
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also, i think you would find that the decisions would become more consistent as a result of having to explain them. i'm sure of it.
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Thanks so much. V |
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I wish we had what the Hong Kong Jockey Club has..... one main site for all results, all incidents reports, everything. I know it would be a lot of work to get something like that going though. In the meantime, having a link on Cal Racing or Equibase..... somewhere! I'm just wondering how many other people had no clue that this was available. |
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I agree with this approach...
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Vic,
The 2nd at Belmont today is a prime example. Jock wanted to object, but no outrider to lodge it with, race was made official very quickly, before he got back to call the stewards, so nothing allowed. The stewards should have at least looked at it, or at very least, explained why they wouldn't allow the objection to be lodged (especially since the outrider that was supposed to be there, wasn't in the 1st turn, to note that a jock wanted to object.. which is something that Jerry Bailey caught right away and noted on tv). John |
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