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Don't let any of the findings or changes that have occurred in the last 17 months due to these tragic circumstances creep in to your post so as to explain to the reader that the sport has gone to great lengths to help stifle the occurrence of such tragedy's. Or that the death rates have gone down drastically since this occurrence.
Just post it, albeit outdated, as well as written by a complete novice who most likely doesn't know which end craps, and see what happens.
Irresponsible at best and simply pathetic at worst.
It's the shoes I tell you. "It's gotta be the shoes".
Except when they are rubber shoes. But let's not throw shade on a cool story.
You should be ashamed of yourself.Comment -
The picture posted in post 1 should be taken down IMO.
Disrespectful, ignorant, and self serving.
Maybe you can find a Koby picture to post and rant on helicopters. Cool man.
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Deaths hit Santa Anita a few years ago, also. If I'm remembering correctly. Very sad. I'll never forget Barbaro.Comment -
RFID chips radiating signals out of aluminum horse shoes eh.
Surely 5G must be involved too!
Although most sound like physical injuries instead of radiation;
Seven horses died at Churchill Downs during the week of the Kentucky Derby
Wild on Ice, a Derby contender, was hurt while training on April 27 and was euthanized.
Code of Kings died after flipping and breaking his neck.
Take Charge Briana was injured in a race on May 2 and was euthanized.
Parents Pride suddenly died on April 29 and
Chasing Artie collapsed and died following a race on May 2.
May 6 Chloe's Dream injured his right front knee in the second race and went into an equine ambulance; he was euthanized after.
May 6 Freezing Point was injured after being bumped in the backstretch and went into an equine ambulance. His injured left front ankle was reportedly put in a splint, but he was eventually euthanized..Comment -
This happened to Two derby’s ago.
How about this years Derby week. ??Comment
