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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: augustaandy on December 12, 2018, 10:08:01 AM
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Courtly Choice’s ownership group has decided that he will race in 2019 at age four.
“He was a fun horse to race and we are looking forward to racing him in 2019,” said Joe Thomson, Courtly Choice’s co-owner. “There are several stakes that we will be aiming for in the upcoming season.”
Courtly Choice’s trainer, Blake MacIntosh, had mixed feelings about standing him at stud. He discussed Courtly Choice’s future with each of the owners and they decided racing would be the better option.
“We decided to take the initiative to support Jeff Gural with the increase in Meadowlands purses,” said MacIntosh.
The group believes that the work Gural has done to save the Meadowlands deserves their full support.
“We are also deciding to race him at four because we are unsupportive of the New York semen transport rule,” said Thomson.
Thomson believes that mares shouldn’t have to be shipped in state to be bred. Several of the mares being booked to ‘Courtly’ were from outside the state of New York.
The ownership group collectively apologizes to breeders who have already booked their mares.
For more information, please contact Winbak Farm of New York at 845-778-5421.
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The NY rule is stupid,
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regardless, the benefit is we get another great horse racing in 2019, we need more top class aged pacers
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I wish the Lazarus owners would do this too.
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Its a great rule, it protects the farms !
There should be even greater restrictions on NY bred to protect NY taxpayer funded economic development in NY state.
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agree with mastertroter they got no interest from breeders
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Dead solder..not enough gas in the tank
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MESSED UP RULE ON SHIPPING OF JUICES.