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Mate, you’re not missing a thing. You were simply told that horse schooling is still conducted on credentials not costumes and cover-ups. Miss Piggy has been flying back and forth between Ireland and Scotland, disembowelling horses that cost 1200 to attend an amateur butcher course, amidst Equid Ed playing human shield. Stick a badge saying you are an affiliate on and a hobbyist who has no qualification gets to be a vet school. It is not teaching, it is backyard butchery using PowerPoint. And now it’s escalated. The newest stunt offered by Equid Ed is not a hobbyist stunt anymore. They are selling it to students, even to real vets. The woman who posted on the other forum? She is not disoriented--she is calling out. She is identifying the breach, not seeking clarification. Since when you put the amateur, who has not been trained at all, in front of professionals, you are not pushing the limits, you are running over them. No, then you are not missing something. You are looking at the horse market being sewn up as you speak. And Miss Piggy is coining it -
I must be missing something here. I thought the first thing anyone putting on or attending such a course would check, is the validity of the credentials of the person running the course -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Always a consistent runner in the 3-year-old turf filly circuit, Lush Lips broke through for a signature victory in the $665,300 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Stakes (G1T) at Keeneland Oct. 11.View the full article -
Holy schmoley, Stripe--Miss Piggy, the first fake vet pathologist in New Zealand, is going to Scotland to instruct real vets. Delusion, drama and scalpel now seem to be qualifications apparently. She says she is capable of shoeing any evidence. Shoe it? Mate, she could not even shod a rocking horse. She is a fine one, all right--a Miss Piggy fine one. Pretty woman costume, fan club and a pathology prop kit. She is not educating, she is acting. And she is out here now recruiting her followers as though it is a science cosplay boot camp. It’s not research. It’s theatre. And the crowd? They are supposed to applaud as the evidence is taken on a tour. Before you know it, the trumpets will blow, the audience will be cheering, and she will be on the podium, fresh after a tummy tuck, ass lift, and fat suction, to come in another round of global boasting. You’ve gotta love Miss Piggy. She doesn’t publish. She parades.
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Ten champions were crowned Saturday in Kentucky at the 2025 Thoroughbred Makeover and National Symposium, presented by Thoroughbred Charities of America. The event offered over $139,000 in prize money awarded out across 10 equestrian sports. The winners included: Barrel Racing: Battle Born (More Than Ready), trained by Elizabeth King (Junior), bred by WinStar Farm, owned by Robert D. Shelburne. Competitive Trail, sponsored by Godolphin: Vestal's Gap (Bullsbay), trained by Nathan Bowers, bred by Sterbenz Racing LLC, owned by Sterbenz Racing LLC. Dressage, sponsored by PTHA's Turning For Home: Patou Road (Quality Road), trained by Mary Riney, bred by RanJan Racing, Inc., owned by RanJan Racing, Inc. Eventing, with support from Phoenix Performance Products: Sekt (Mendelssohn), trained by Amy Faison, bred by Genet Racing LLC, owned by PTK LLC. Field Hunter, sponsored by Masters of Foxhounds Association: Street Ready (More Than Ready), trained by Kara Lee, bred by Earle I. Mack, LLC, owned by Michael M. Hui. Freestyle, with support from Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance: Bandon (Speightstown), trained by Jacquelyn Dickey, bred by Moyglare Stud Farm LTD, owned by Spendthrift Farm LLC, Steve Landers Racing LLC, CHC, Inc., Gandharvi, LLC, Schwartz, M., Dubb, M., Ten Strike Racing, Bakke, J., Titletown Racing, LLC, Kuever Racing, LLC, Kueber Racing, LLC, Big Easy Racing LLC, Winners Win and Caruso, Michael. Polo, sponsored by the United States Polo Assocation: Qia (Mendelssohn), trained by Buck Schott, bred by Judy Hicks, owned by Judy Hicks. Ranch Work, with support from Juddmonte Farm: Miz Mosler (Mosler), trained by B.J. Heffelfinger, bred by W. Robert Bailes. Show Hunter, with support from Beyond the Wire: Mentha (American Pharoah), trained by Rachel McMahan, bred by KatieRich Farms. Show Jumper, with support from Excel Equine: Late Night Cruiser (Catalina Cruiser), trained by Rebekah Vernon, bred by Jay Goodwin, Meredith Krupp, John Hess, William Hess and Spendthrift Farm, owned by Blick Stables and Passion Racing Club. The post Champions Crowned At 2025 Thoroughbred Makeover 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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