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Involuntary being the operative word, I'm assuming. I was going to point out that viewing porn would be unnecessary in the brothel scenario...but I suppose that a new employee might be given some pointers.....and this is getting ridiculous. Just get rid of the piece of shit. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Japanese Derby hero Danon Decile is the latest to skip the Dubai World Cup night at the end of the month in favour of the G1 Osaka Hai on April 5, Keiba Lab reported on X. He joins Masquerade Ball (Duramente) and Jantar Mantar (Palace Malice) in defecting from the March 28 meeting due to the ongoing conflict in Iran and surrounding countries. “Danon Decile, the 2024 Derby winner who dominated in last year's Dubai Sheema Classic, will skip this year's Dubai expedition and is being prepared with the Osaka Cup in mind, as announced by his trainer, Yasuda Shogo,” Keiba Lab reported on X late on Tuesday evening. Not only the winner of the 2024 edition of the Tokyo Yushun, Danon Decile, who races for Danox Company, claimed the G1 Dubai Sheema Classic over Calandagan (Gleneagles) last year. Two-time G1 February Stakes hero Costa Nova (Lord Kanaloa) was due to compete in the G2 Godolphin Mile. He has also been withdrawn and will instead aim for the Kashiwa Kinen by Shadai Group, according to Net Keiba. Owners DMM Banusy have also withdrawn Bidaaya (Real Steel) from the Godolphin Mile, citing the conflict in the Middle East. Also on Monday, Diktaean (King Kamehameha) was withdrawn from the G1 Dubai World Cup and will be rerouted for the Kawasaki Kinen on April 8, per Net Keiba. The 2025 G1 Tokyo Daishoten winner is owned by the G1 Thoroughbred Club, who announced his defection from the event on March 6. Another horse who was withdrawn from the Dubai World Cup is Mikki Fight (Drefong), as of March 7. A multiple group winner on dirt, he was runner-up in Diktaean's Tokyo Daishoten on December 29. Trainer Hiroyasu Tanaka told Net Keiba, “We had been preparing for the overseas trip, but we have decided to decline the invitation this time. For his next start, we will discuss with the ownership whether to aim for the Kawasaki Kinen or the Kashiwa Kinen [May 5, NAR Funabashi Racecourse].” Out of the G2 UAE Derby is Itterasshai (Mischevious Alex), owned by Takafumi Horie's SNS Group, as of Monday. the winner was third in the Listed Hyacinth Stakes at Tokyo. He currently holds nine points on the Japan's Road to the Kentucky Derby leaderboard. Godolphin's duo of Hyacinth Stakes winner Lucky Kid (Discreet Cat) and Pyromancer (Pyromancer), who is the undefeated Listed Zen-Nippon Nisai Yushun hero, have 30 and 20 points, respectively. Trainer Makoto Saito explained to Net Keiba, “We won't be going to Dubai. We can't send the horse, or our staff, to a dangerous place. The plan is to win the Fukuryu Stakes [March 28, Nakayama Racecourse] and then head to the [GI] Kentucky Derby [May 2, Churchill Downs]. Keita Tosaki is scheduled to ride.” Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs raised the travel risk level to Level 3 (reconsidering all travel) in response to the worsening situation in the Middle East on March 5. The post Danon Decile Leads Multiple Dubai World Cup Night Defectors From Japan appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
My opinion that you quoted didn't necessarily have anything to do with employment law. You seem to have drifted from supporting licensees with drug positives to now supporting those with a record of sexual abuse being employed in racing integrity. Not that it would be the first incidence of that. -
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Racing Australia has confirmed the formation of a Black Type Advisory Group (BTAG) in a statement published on Wednesday. The seven-member panel comprises Barry Bowditch, Sebastian Hutch, Antony Thompson, Andy Makiv, Adrian Hancock, Jon Freyer, and Duncan Grimley. Racing Australia said the group was selected to represent a broad cross-section of the industry and that none of the members serve on the board of Racing Australia, a principal racing authority or a race club. The BTAG will provide independent advice on the programming of black-type races and recommendations on potential upgrades, downgrades and additions to the pattern to both Racing Australia and the Asian Pattern Committee. Racing Australia chairman Rob Rorrison said the panel's expertise would be valuable “at this critical time” as Australia works to strengthen its black-type framework. Thoroughbred Breeders Australia and Aushorse chief executive Andrew Hore-Lacy welcomed the group's formation. “Black type is the recognised measure of merit in thoroughbred racing and breeding, and it underpins the value of Australian-bred horses in both domestic and international markets,” Hore-Lacy said. “Maintaining the credibility and integrity of Australia's Pattern is therefore critically important to the long-term strength of the industry. “It is encouraging to see experienced breeders represented on the Black Type Advisory Group, including Aushorse chair Antony Thompson and TBA board member Andy Makiv. Their involvement will help ensure the perspective of breeders is part of the discussion as these matters are considered with a national focus and with Australia's international standing in mind.” The advisory group was proposed after the Asian Pattern Committee informed Racing Australia last December that it would temporarily assume responsibility for black-type decisions in Australia under the authority of the Asian Racing Federation, following eight years without a meeting of Australia's Pattern Committee. The post Racing Australia Forms Black Type Advisory Group appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
Perhaps you would enlighten us then, as to what the core issue is that we are missing. From your headpost to this thread, I assumed you thought it was a history of exposing others (employees) to porn and then being employed as a stipe and adjudicator by the RIB?
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