KY denies Dutrow license; Injunction allowing runners

[AeWingnut]

"What did the owners do wrong?"

Iavarone told The New York Times that he had worked for Goldman Sachs, the world’s largest investment bank.

But he never worked for Goldman Sachs, and in fact was fined and suspended for making unauthorized trades at the A. R. Baron & Co. brokerage firm.

[The Bid]

Another scumbag who has a license... So why do they have them
and why deny Dutrow now?

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by The Bid

Another scumbag who has a license... So why do they have them
and why deny Dutrow now?

If not now when?

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

that sucks 'babe'

[The Bid]

When.... When they have a guideline and make every trainer follow the exact same protocal, otherwise it's selective and unfair

I don't have his app in front of me but my wild guess is he's filled it out the same way each year he's applied and been granted a license. Especially since they are noting a felony from years past. He said he put it down each year, they never need any particulars and grant a license... However, this year it's
time to take a hardline?

Maybe he's had 300 positives. Maybe he's broken into casinos and banks, and whatever else, but if none of this is new why are they now
holding him accountable? I would think as a trainer you'd want something unifrom and very clear cut. Absolute rules, with absolute consequence

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by The Bid

When.... When they have a guideline and make every trainer follow the exact same protocal, otherwise it's selective and unfair

I don't have his app in front of me but my wild guess is he's filled it out the same way each year he's applied and been granted a license. Especially since they are noting a felony from years past. He said he put it down each year, they never need any particulars and grant a license... However, this year it's
time to take a hardline?

Maybe he's had 300 positives. Maybe he's broken into casinos and banks, and whatever else, but if none of this is new why are they now
holding him accountable? I would think as a trainer you'd want something unifrom and very clear cut. Absolute rules, with absolute consequence

This seems pretty clear cut and uniform. He broke the rules and thy called him on it. You act as though he is the first person that this has ever happened to. He has a ton of violations and I applaud the KHRA for taking steps to make guys that dont follow the rules pay. A license is not a right but privilege.

In case you hadn't noticed things aren't exactly peachy with horse racing and taking action against serial violators is a far more effective part of cleaning up the game than banning Lasix.

[freddymo]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

This seems pretty clear cut and uniform. He broke the rules and thy called him on it. You act as though he is the first person that this has ever happened to. He has a ton of violations and I applaud the KHRA for taking steps to make guys that dont follow the rules pay. A license is not a right but privilege.

In case you hadn't noticed things aren't exactly peachy with horse racing and taking action against serial violators is a far more effective part of cleaning up the game than banning Lasix.

licence noun UK (US license) /ˈlaɪ.sənt s/ n Definition
• [C] an official document which gives you permission to own, do or use something, usually after you have paid money and/or taken a test

If Dubb feels like busting a new hole in KY. ass they are going to bleed money, and lose a lot of respect in any court of law. Just my opinion.

Be fair:

Did they warn either publicly or privately that he was on "double secret probation"

Do they have a defined penial system?

Is there precedent for such capricious decisions?

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

If not now when?

After Court Vision runs obviously