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If you don't realise that horses react to pain and that blinkers will make no difference, then it might be a good thing that you are not a trainer. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
No from I saw she ran in at the point the white rail changes to a brown (dark?) rail. Not incorrect however what about another theory. She has run away from the whip previously but only slightly. She got a hammering in the Moir from Craig Williams but didn't stray from her line. Yes she has run away from the whip when hit but not by much and at the same time the rail changes from bright white in colour to dark brown. Horses can distinguish white very clearly but dark colours blend into a green/grey morass i.e. a horse is red/green colour blind. So is it possible that yes she did react to the whip BUT thought there was room to run away from it because in her vision the rail wasn't there? Or her reaction unbalanced her (and the Jockey) and once she touched the rail she doubled down on the reaction. Looking back at her races Sam Spratt mostly whipped her on the inside on left and right hand tracks. First race ride for Sam Collett. As for not needing the whip I disagree. Sweynesday wasn't giving up. -
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Majestic Oops stretched out from 6 furlongs to 1 1/16 miles and got smoothly over a sloppy track to win the Azeri Stakes (G2) March 7 at Oaklawn Park.View the full article -
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Some of the connections involved with 2023 Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Mage—co-owner OGMA Investments, trainer Gustavo Delgado, and Hall of Fame jockey Javier Castellano—appear headed for a return Derby appearance.View the full article -
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Former claimer R Disaster, a graded stakes winner last year at age 4, is now one at age 5 after winning the Hurricane Bertie Stakes (G3) March 7 at Gulfstream ParkView the full article
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