Some updates to the Nys Gaming Commission:
Yesterday at Saratoga for recording data: “[Horse] Was euthanized on 13 August due to a training injury – Beenbreuk 20 July – resulting in laminitis. “This poor girl was only two years old and was prepared for her debut.
Tuesday at Finger Lakes for Frankie r.: “After am training, Horse experienced unsolved neurological problems that resulted in a possible heat stroke. Due to a bad prognosis, the horse was euthanized the next day [Wednesday]. “Heat.
The committee also admits:
Saratoga, August 13, 5-year-old Roja Redemption: “Suffering Severe Heat -Exhibition During the transition from the turf course to the waste course. “
Finger Lakes, August 12, 4-year-old Tomaki: “After the race, the horse seemed to show drawing of sunstroke. “
Belmont, August 12, the 2-year-old Charles: ‘Picked up poorly Near 7/8 pole. Deleted via ambulance and transported to Barn #24. “
Saratoga, August 10, 3-year-old Big Brown supplies: “After completion of the race, Colt was treated for sunstroke. “
Saratoga, August 10, the 3-year-old Arch’s Assault: “[After race – same one as above]foal was treated in the barn for sunstroke. “
Saratoga, August 10, the 2-year-old province of Kildare: “suffering one RF injury After completing a training … transported to Rood & Riddle for further treatment. “
On those four “Heat texts” And one “Severe Heat -Exhibition”: We have experienced uncomfortably again – not only high temperatures (in the 90s some days) but oppressive humidity – here in the state of almost the entire summer. If you force horses (via a whip) To run breakneck speeds in those circumstances, is not eligible as animal abuse, what does?
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