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By TAB For Ever · Posted
And quite easily too ! Despite Betting being up in all 3 codes in March , Sports Betting is dong a La Mer and in a couple of strides putting lengths on em ! Sports Betting up + 17 % to $89 mil. Gallops up 21% to $45 mil, Harness up 6% to $18mil and Dogs up 7% to <$10 ...Total $73 mil. MHouse says betting up 6% but race numbers up 11% ??? But look at the posssitivvvvity here , not other stuff. A step in the right direction , gottacount for something ! Hopefully the Margins up too !! -
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Jockey Junior Alvarado has been fined $62,000 and suspended two Kentucky racing days after using the whip two more times than is permitted when winning the GI Kentucky Derby aboard Sovereignty, according to a Kentucky stewards' ruling Friday. Under Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act (HISA) rules, jockeys can use the crop no more than six times during a race. The typical penalty for going one to three strikes over the limit is 10% of the jockey's earnings or a $250 fine, whichever is bigger. Alvarado's share of the Derby purse was $310,000. It typically comes with a one-day suspension. This, however, was Alvarado's second whip violation within 180 days, according to the stewards' ruling. According to HISA Rule 2283 (c)(1), a second violation within that 180-day period results in a doubling of the fine and a doubling of the suspension period. Alvarado's two-day suspension will run May 29 and 30. According to the BloodHorse, the ruling is under appeal, which will likely be heard by a three-person HISA Internal Adjudication Panel. The post Alvarado Fined $62,500 And Suspended Two Days For Crop Violation During Winning Derby Ride appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
In a ruling issued May 9, jockey Junior Alvarado was fined $62,000 and suspended two racing days for violating established riding crop rules in piloting Sovereignty to victory in the May 3 Kentucky Derby (G1) at Churchill Downs. View the full article
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