6/30/2013-Julie Miller
7/9/2013-Julie Miller
7/17/2013-Julie Miller
9/4/2013-Julie Miller
8/13/2013-Julie Miller
8/30/2013-Julie Miller
9/15/2013-Julie Miller
9/23/2013-Julie Miller
11/10/2013-Julie Miller
11/17/2013-Julie Miller (all 2013 with ownership of Andy Miller Stable Inc., Paymaq Racing, Hannah Miller)

5/11/2014 (first race of 2014) Casie Coleman (with ownership of SSG Stables and that is the way it stayed through all of 2014 and 2015)

In 2016 same ownership but listed trainer is Steve Elliott (short season)]

2/12/2017-Pompano-Jim McDonald listed trainer (same ownership)
3/11/2017-Yonkers-Steve Elliott 
4/22/2017-Steve Elliott still trainer, but owner now: Edward D. James, ON, CA
6/3/2017-Switches to SSG owner and Casie Coleman as trainer
6/24/2017-back to Edward D. James as owner??
7/82017-back to SSG
8/11/2017-back to Edward D. James ??
8/26/2017-back to SSG  (looks like when they raced in the U.S. it was registered to James for ownership and when they raced in Canada it was SSG)
11/25/2017-raced at Meadowlands and used SSG (first time in states for quite a while)
Stayed that way through end of 2019 season.

This is what the ownership read on the official programs!!!

The Biden administration is boasting its border policies are now cutting illegal immigration, but a new report has exposed a veritable shell game that is effectively covering its "mass amnesty" designs by making the numbers of asylum cases disappear. More than 350,000 migrants cases have "terminated without a decision on the merits of their asylum claim" by the Biden administration if individuals did not have a criminal record or were not deemed a threat, the New York Post reported Sunday. Those illegals are removed from the legal record and are not required to check in with authorities, allowing illegals to live "indefinitely" in the U.S. without fear of deportation.

"This is just a massive amnesty under the guise of prosecutorial discretion," Center for Immigration Studies' Andrew Arthur, a former immigration judge, told the Post.

"You're basically allowing people who don't have a right to be in the United States to be here indefinitely."

If I was the trainer I would have been happy with his effort.  He left the gate improved his position a couple horses and had the bad luck to follow a horse who gave no real effort first over.   Next week is the elimination for the Cup, do you think Beaton wanted to gut his horse by trying too hard in a small money non important race.  He doesn't care if the horse was one to nine and neither did JMac. 

Did the share holder confront amac? I'd like to know what he said. That's why nobody is allowed to talk to one another