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jimnast
18 May 23 11:44
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A regular at the big meetings and seldom ran a bad race was fatally injured yesterday at York yet our trade paper can’t be bothered doing a small piece on him or even mentioning it.

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By:
truehoncho
When: 18 May 23 11:51
I thought he was gelded prematurely. Godolphin have been pretty quick to geld a lot of horses over the last few years. As you you say a good horse and a shame we won't see him anymore.
By:
the.mad.dog.man
When: 18 May 23 13:14
years ago the sporting life used put in paper horses that died and it was a lot then
By:
howard
When: 18 May 23 13:48
Maybe they have decided to keep it quiet in case a non-racing journo sees it and runs the story. Very poor otherwise.
By:
DancingBraveTheBest
When: 18 May 23 13:50
Sad newsSad
By:
jimnast
When: 18 May 23 23:06
Howard. That may be the reason if so how poor the situation has got.
By:
leif
When: 18 May 23 23:50
Obviously keeping it dark given the current climate regarding animal welfare. Animal Rising group already pledging to take 1,000 bods to Epsom to disrupt Derby day.
The sport working overtime to promote racing welfare at the back, centre and front of focus.
Don't mention "firm ground" in case someone has a heart attack.

Soma for everyone.
By:
penzance
When: 19 May 23 00:06
Bit on him in the Post.Appleby was talking about
him.
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jimnast
When: 19 May 23 07:42
The racecourse announced it loud and clear and made the point how quickly the vets attended him perhaps the racing post journalists weren’t watching the race or listening to any announcements.
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