Donald Trump's one-time dabble in horse racing reportedly left a thoroughbred named "D.J. Trump" nearly dead and without front hoofs,
While Trump denies the story as "totally unsubstantiated and false," it is recalled in a book by John O'Donnell, Trumped!, and the Post was able to confirm many details of the story. Allegedly, racehorse trader Robert LiButti, a high-roller at Trump's casinos, wanted Trump to purchase his horse with Triple Crown potential, Alibi, for $500,000. The CEO of Trump's casinos, Stephen Hyde, saw the purchase as an investment to keep LiButti visiting the casinos.
Trump agreed, but demanded the horse's name be changed to D.J. Trump. Trump (the human) then argued his name was "worth at least $250,000 ... so he should only have to pay an additional $250,000 to complete the purchase,"

A few days before D.J. Trump was due to head north [for races], according to O'Donnell, a virus ripped through the horse farm. D.J. Trump didn't appear sick, but the trainer Jerkens recommended postponing a final workout in Florida, and the move north, for a few weeks. If the horse was sick, the trainer said, working him out risked a high fever, and possibly death. Trump was impatient, O'Donnell wrote. He wanted his horse racing, up north, with no delays. Hyde relayed the order reluctantly: "He wants the horse to work."D.J. Trump's last workout in Ocala was, in Trump parlance, a total disaster. A few hours after running, the horse's legs began shaking uncontrollably, then he collapsed in a heap. D.J. Trump had contracted the virus without showing symptoms, veterinarians concluded, and the workout had exacerbated his condition.

Ultimately, D.J. Trump lived — but his front hoofs had to be amputated, and he would never race. As the story goes, Trump was "unmoved," and, as he hadn't written the $250,000 check yet, he wiggled out of the deal.
"[Trump's] cavalier attitude about the horse, I think, bothered Steve. “That [Trump] didn't care, that it was just a piece of flesh … That really disturbed him

Why was he suspended from training?

 Them there cheatin' tests

i hear the PEI track Charlottetown having heck of a time getting enough quality tellers  most old guard gone..young one dont get all of our horse ticket mumbo jumbo = mistakes.

good luck to them.

 The king of Pompanos son is a teller in Charlottetown & has been gor the last 20 years.
 That's as far as he ever made it to the horses

 His name is also "Wally", of course he made his son "a junior"

I feel for you Gym. That truly is disappointing. Lots of tracks to pick from.Course if you
are paying for program, you just gotta mute. Good luck whatever you choose.

tom
if you have facts post them,,if not lets move on,,

I have posted the facts that I spoke of regarding Erv and Tyler, probably two of the more notorious rule violators in Indiana. With that being said I also respect both individuals as horseman and needed to cite their violations to prove my case. You asked for proof about corruption in Indiana and I just handed it to you on a silver platter. Sadly, Indiana had so much prosper until questionable high salary positions were created as a favor to certain individuals. I cannot legally say much more than that on that situation. However I will say this, the one thing that I will not do is engage with you for me to post more of my evidence and information gatherings about only Tyler George in an effort to help your trainer Erv Miller look “less dirty”. I understand my job and I did it in the most fair and impartial way that I could. My findings were just that, my findings. That is all I will say at this time as your post took me off topic about why Peine should be removed as race secretary at HHP.  But HHP will not do that because it would then look like they have egg on their face.  So for now, it will be Rick Moore’s smiling face acting as if nothing is wrong, Joe Morris telling Moore to quiet things down to ensure these complaints don’t reach the Harrah’s Corporate offices, and Peine and company back to business as usual in the race office allowing “certain” trainers to break the rules and enforcing them to a T with the smaller barns and stables. Word to wise, get out of Hoosier Park if you have any opportunity because there will be a sweep as it’s just a matter of time. At that point Peine will be the fall guy for the others but he’s a big boy and knows full well the “certain” trainers that he turns a blind eye to.