Journalists Wandering Eyes Posted May 10, 2022 Journalists Posted May 10, 2022 Every week, the TDN publishes a roundup of key official rulings from the primary tracks within the four major racing jurisdictions of California, New York, Florida and Kentucky. Here's a primer on how each of these jurisdictions adjudicates different offenses, what they make public (or not) and where. CALIFORNIATrack: Santa AnitaDate: 05/06/2022Licensee: Daniel Dunham, trainerPenalty: $300 fineViolation: Lack of documentation proving pre-race examination Explainer: Trainer Daniel Dunham is fined $300 for violation of California Horse Racing Board rule #1581.1 (b)(1) (Entries – Documentation not provided that Mr. Dunham's attending veterinarian conducted an examination 72 hours preceding entry to the race). Track: Santa AnitaDate: 05/06/2022Licensee: Ryan Curatolo, jockeyPenalty: Four-day suspensionViolation: Careless riding (reinstatement of original ruling) Explainer: Having received notice from the California Horse Racing Board that the appeal of LATS Ruling #90 (April 15, 2022) has been withdrawn, the original ruling is reinstated. Jockey Ryan Curatolo is suspended for 4 racing days (May 13, 14, 15 & 20, 2022). Pursuant to California Horse Racing Board Rule #1766 (Designated Races), the term of suspension shall not prohibit participation in designated races. Track: Santa AnitaDate: 05/07/2022Licensee: Emily Ellingwood, jockeyPenalty: $500 fineViolation: Excessive use of the whip Explainer: Jockey Emily Ellingwood is fined $500 for violation of California Horse Racing Board rule #1688(b)(8)(d) (Use of Riding Crop–more than six times) during the third race at Santa Anita Park on May 6, 2022. KENTUCKY Many of the following rulings were not posted on the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission website in time for inclusion last week. Track: KeenelandDate: 04/24/2022Licensee: Gerardo Corrales, jockeyPenalty: $500Violation: Excessive use of the whipExplainer: After a hearing before the Board of Stewards, Gerardo Corrales, who rode Cool Rags in the third race at Keeneland on April 24, 2022 is hereby fined $500 for his improper use of the crop by exceeding the allowable use in the overhand manner (2nd offense). Track: KeenelandDate: 04/27/2022Licensee: Declan CannonPenalty: Three-day suspensionViolation: Excessive use of the whip Explainer: After a hearing before the Board of Stewards, Declan Cannon, who rode Hometown Hero in the first race at Keeneland on Apr. 24, 2022 was found to have violated the crop regulation. This being his first offense, Mr. Cannon was given the option and chose to serve a suspension. Declan Cannon is hereby suspended 3 racing days, April 30, May 3, and May 4, 2022 for his improper use of the crop by exceeding the allowable use in the overhand manner. Track: KeenelandDate: 04/27/2022Licensee: Tyler GaffalionePenalty: $500 fineViolation: Excessive use of the whip Explainer: After a hearing before the Board of Stewards, Tyler Gaffalione, who rode Official Business in the first race at Keeneland on Apr. 24, 2022 was found to have violated the crop regulation. This being his first offense, Mr. Gaffalione was given the option and chose to pay a fine. Tyler Gaffalione is hereby fined $500 for his improper use of the riding crop by exceeding the allowable use in the overhand manner. Track: KeenelandDate: 04/27/2022Licensee: Gregory Romero, jockeyPenalty: $500Violation: Excessive use of the whip Explainer: After a hearing before the Board of Stewards, Gregory Romero, who rode Danzel in the third race at Keeneland on April 23, 2022 is hereby fined $500 for his improper use of the crop by exceeding the allowable use in the overhand manner (2nd offense). Track: KeenelandDate: 04/27/2022Licensee: Gregory Romero, jockeyPenalty: Four-day suspensionViolation: Excessive use of the whip Explainer: After a hearing before the Board of Stewards, Gregory Romero, who rode Memphis Prayer in the second race at Keeneland on Apr. 24, 2022 was found to have violated the crop regulation (3rd offense). Gregory Romero is hereby suspended 4 racing days, May 11-14, 2022 (inclusive) for his improper use of the crop by exceeding the allowable use in the overhand manner. Track: KeenelandDate: 04/29/2022Licensee: Johan Rosado, jockeyPenalty: $500 fineViolation: Excessive use of the whip Explainer: After being represented at a hearing before the Board of Stewards, Johan Rosado, who rode Fortune's Fool in the third race at Keeneland on Apr. 27, 2022 was found to have violated the crop regulation. This being his first offense, Mr. Rosado was given the option and chose to pay a fine. Declan Cannon is hereby fined $500 for his improper use of the crop by exceeding the allowable use in the overhand manner. Track: Churchill DownsDate: 05/02/2022Licensee: Joseph Rocco Jr.Penalty: $500 fineViolation: Excessive use of the whip Explainer: After being represented at a hearing before the Board of Stewards, Joseph Rocco Jr., who rode Thundering Crowd in the eighth race at Churchill Downs on Apr. 28, 2022 was found to have violated the crop regulation (2nd offense). Joseph Rocco Jr. is hereby fined $500 for his improper use of the crop by exceeding the allowable use in the overhand manner. Track: Churchill DownsDate: 05/04/2022Licensee: Rene Diaz, jockeyPenalty: $500 fineViolation: Excessive use of the whip Explainer: After a hearing before the Board of Stewards, Rene Diaz, who rode Formal Order in the first race at Churchill Downs on Apr. 30, 2022 was found to have violated the crop regulation (2nd offense). Rene Diaz is hereby fined $500 for his improper use of the crop by exceeding the allowable use in the overhand manner. The post Weekly Rulings: May 3-9 appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article Quote
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