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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Woodbine, which cancelled both racing and training effective two races before the end of Saturday's card after three separate incidents on the Tapeta surface, will reopen to training Wednesday morning and is scheduled to resume live racing Thursday. The all-weather surface underwent “a thorough review and extensive maintenance conducted over the last couple of days,” said officials from Woodbine Entertainment in a Wednesday afternoon release. “The safety of our horses and riders is our highest priority and we have been working diligently over the last couple of days to ensure the track is in optimal condition for safe training and racing,” said Woodbine's Executive Vice President of Racing Bill Ford. “We look forward to reopening the track for training tomorrow and for live racing on Thursday, Nov. 14. We appreciate the patience of our horse racing community and the support of our Tapeta consultants, the HBPA, and the AGCO. We remain committed to maintaining one of the safest racing surfaces in North America.” The statement from Woodbine included the following: “In collaboration with consultants and suppliers of the Tapeta surface, Woodbine performed a series of maintenance procedures to improve the track's condition and address any safety concerns. This included rototilling the entire surface to a depth of five inches, followed by a deep power harrow treatment, and finishing with the use of a gallop master to ensure an even and consistent surface. “On Monday and Tuesday morning, horses were allowed to gallop on the All-Weather Main Track with no incidents and trainers provided positive feedback. The track will undergo additional maintenance today following this morning's light training, and it is now prepared for breezing and timed workouts starting tomorrow. To enhance safety, a harrow break has been added to morning training sessions as an extra precaution. “Woodbine has been in close communication with the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association (HBPA) and the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) throughout the process to keep them informed of the steps taken to address the safety concerns and improve the track's condition.” The Woodbine season is scheduled to continue until Dec. 15. The post Training and Racing to Resume at Woodbine 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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By Chief Stipe · Posted
@Thomass it is clear you only have 4 topics at most. Do you mind dropping a couple and imagining some new ones. No one likes a bore. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Role model? To whom? Surely we teach our youngsters to determine right and wrong and make their own opinions up rather than have the cancel or woke determine what is right or wrong.
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