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It's important to note that the track had already been safety checked, sounds like by the same UK team that checked ours recently. "officials said had undergone evaluation for evenness, consistency, bounce, and cushion. Experts had rototilled the surface, harrowed it, and applied additional treatments to improve areas of concern. Also that a number of the injuries were not attributed to the track “We’re very happy with the progress we’ve made,” said Woodbine CEO Michael Copeland in an interview on the track feed Dec. 1. “We have a safe track. Some of the issues we’ve had over the past few weeks have not been related to the track but cause us to step back and say, 'What can we do about it?' We’ve worked with the AGCO, the HBPA, everybody in various capacities in the industry to make sure horses are not running when they’ve been under stress that could cause an increased chance of injury, but at the same time we want to make sure owners and trainers have a chance to get into races. We know that’s important.” A year earlier, the Woodbine Tapeta had the lowest injury rate of any track in the country, so to some extent, it may been the numbers catching up with themselves. -
Not so bad if you made it day 14 but the likes of the coast circuit and cup week would about disappear.
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A 16-strong catalogue for the Tattersalls Cheltenham December Sale, which will be held after racing on Dec. 13, is now available. Featuring a boutique group of point-to-pointers and horses-in-training, the sale will remain open to supplementary entries through Dec. 9. G2 Albert Bartlett Novices' Chase winner Potters Charm (Ire) is an alumni of the 2023 edition of the sale, while other graduates include Grade 1 winners Shishkin (Ire), Sir Gerhard (Ire) and Fayonagh (Ire). Some of the select offerings for the 2024 edition are as follows: Heron In The Park (Ire) (Walk In The Park {Ire}), who is a half-sister to a listed bumper winner, Grade 3 hurdle winner and multiple Grade 1 performer in Glory And Fortune (Ire) (Fame And Glory {GB}); Walk In The Park's winning duo of Delta Blues Belle (Ire) and Frankie John (Ire) who are both from Grade 1 families; and point-to-point winner Sinchi Roca (Ire) (Getaway {Ire}). The post Tattersalls Cheltenham December Catalogue Unveiled appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
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The Professional Jockeys Association said its female members experience "inadequate safeguarding and discriminatory facilities" after only 12 of Britain's racecourses met the original deadline for providing minimum-standard weighing room facilities.View the full article -
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Classic sire and Group 1 winner Aclaim (Ire) has moved to Batsford Stud where he will stand for £3,000, the stud posted on X. The sire of G1 1000 Guineas heroine Cachet (Ire) retired to The National Stud in 2018, and spent 2023-2024 at Manton Park. The son of Acclamation (GB) is joined by fellow new resident and Classic winner Kew Gardens (Ire), whose first foals will be 3-year-olds next year, at that price. He was previously under the Coolmore banner at Castle Hyde Stud from 2021-2024. Also at £3,000 is Passing Glance (GB), the sire of Grade 1 winners Strong Leader (GB) and Dashel Drasher (GB). The roster is rounded out by Invincible Spirit (Ire)'s Swiss Spirit (GB) at £1,000. The post Aclaim, Kew Gardens On The Move To Batsford Stud appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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