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25 Aug 14
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Read in the Irish Field that the Turf Club did a random inspection and some horses that were registered to her were not at home when they called. She was fined 650 euro. A few other trainers had similar fines for the same offence.
Is this not a very serious breach of the rules that should warrant a much heavier penalty?
Is this not a very serious breach of the rules that should warrant a much heavier penalty?
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Not really,what penalty do you want.
Those falls have taken their toll,she is wracked looking but well able to train deserves more horses. |
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She is able to train my hole......wouldn't give her a sheepdog.....
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She does well enough with a small string.
Joe Murphy the in form trainer,has a great eye for a horse. |
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I think it is a serious breach, the missing horses could be having illegal treatments at an unlicensed stable.
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I'd be inclined to agree with you mrcombustable , every trainer should have the book thrown at them for that , very serious indeed , so WHO'S REALLY training them ....
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The question I would ask who is TREATING them (not suggesting there was anything untoward in this instance). If we are to ensure our house is in order wrt drugs then this is a serious issue
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lots of lads training their own horses and running it under a named trainer.......saves on admin and insurance etc.
It happens the other way round also......A trainer having a few in for a permit holder who loves to see his name on the racecard. |
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Gant you know every trick in the auld book
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Gant , you are correct and sadly it seems to be a regular occurrence , a little like our doggy lads....
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Spot on Workrider. You would often hear the auld form students say about a certain man " Great man to do a dog". The hardest job he has is collecting his dogs from the trainer before 430.
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