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Early pharmacy award goes to
Arcturos Trainer: Paul Preusker Jordan Child Despite a quick back up -which in itself is painful on their legs-cuts the breeze from outside gate at fast speed and just keeps running----something definitely pushing back it's lactic acid HHHmmm!! HORSHAM trainer Paul Preusker was yesterday suspended by the RAD Board for three months after Lots Of Dollars was found to have an elevated bicarbonate reading at Seymour on July 23. Preusker was suspended for six months but three months was suspended provided he doesn't commit a similar offence in the next year. His three-month suspension commences at midnight on Tuesday, 4 February 2014. |
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Oh yes and of course the cattle prod
Racing Victoria stewards laid a total of 10 charges against Boyd, McKechnie and Preusker on December 8. The cattle prod, a hand-held battery-powered device about 15 centimetres long with two prongs at one end, is designed to be used in the herding of cattle. Chief steward Des Gleeson said yesterday this was the first time he had heard of its use on a racehorse. The three charges against Boyd involved the possession of an electrical apparatus, for which she was disqualified for 18 months, using an electrical apparatus (three years) and being party to a breach of the rules (three years). The terms are to be served concurrently. The board heard that Boyd was in possession of the cattle prodder and had used it while riding Kingston Shine in trackwork and had been party to McKechnie using it when riding Kingston Shine trackwork. The charges against McKechnie, 23, also involve the use of another electrical apparatus on the Preusker-trained Drink Up Mason in trackwork at Horsham. |
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Arcturos
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Monday Casterton-
Pharmacy award wont get any more obvious than race 6 HECTA--M JULIUS(A)60 Symon Wilde |
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Yep
Clear modus operanti here: Trainer Symon Wilde has been fined $15,000 over a positive swab returned by a horse in his care which won at Warrnambool in December. Dexamethasone, a short-acting corticosteroid, was detected in a post-race urine sample taken from Florida Pearl after she won a benchmark-64 race on December 27. Wilde pleaded guilty to bringing a horse to race when a prohibited substance was detected in its system, and the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board issued the fine on Thursday. |
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Cranbourne race 1--
Day starts with winner laced with pharmacy El Magnificence Trainer: P G Carey Rhys Mcleo Starts barrier 13 --gassed both ends ---its just not possible to do what it did without some little help---oh did I mention hadnt started for 119 days |
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To give balance---trainer has had 43 year unblemished record so no blame on him
Judge Bowman referred to Carey’s “excellent” 43-year involvement in racing — a record described by stewards as “unblemished.” |
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Race 1 comments wholly justified after watching race 2 -2.20 fav given a very similar run and ends up with spaghetti legs last 150 m to finish 3rd
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Another outstanding ride by --Damian Lane
Sword Of Justice |
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SOME GREAT COMPETITIVE FINISHERS TODAY- Great days racing at cranbourne
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henry?
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Wisewon ?
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Pharmacy award for the day--possibly for the whole week --goes to
Cant Remember Ms Nikita Beriman Trainer: John Moloney Death seats - 3 wide- on the synthetic track over 1400 - a recipe for sweepers - runs away and looked liked it had a whole extra lap of the track----way way way out of character for the horse and other circumstances of the race |
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Mitchell Aitken- could learn heaps from Luke Nolan and on the absolute importance of holding a horse up for the drive to the line- made the difference between Doc's Hero win and Royalic's second--kicking at the 200m doesn't help in the last 30 m when the fav is on terms with you at the 200
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