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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: Generation XYZ on November 21, 2023, 12:52:30 PM
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The fact they were caught is reason to question. The fact they were facilitating acts with syringes, and blood voiles, is cause for immediate suspension without appeal. The fact that we have not created a thread here to voice the a large or unanimous position that the USTA has done nothing, is also wrong by all of us.
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The fact they were caught is reason to question. The fact they were facilitating acts with syringes, and blood voiles, is cause for immediate suspension without appeal. The fact that we have not created a thread here to voice the a large or unanimous position that the USTA has done nothing, is also wrong by all of us.
Who?
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He's talking about the Pelling barn late night visit at the Red Mile the last week of Grand Circuit where someone was allegedly caught with this stuff. It was talked about here.
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The Thorn is correct. But its still unsettling, and simply cannot be let go.
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He's talking about the Pelling barn late night visit at the Red Mile the last week of Grand Circuit where someone was allegedly caught with this stuff. It was talked about here.
It wasn’t during GC meet it was middle of August. Person caught got 6 months. Owner got $5000 fine. More than any other owner has ever gotten when one of their employees got caught doing something
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The fact they were caught is reason to question. The fact they were facilitating acts with syringes, and blood voiles, is cause for immediate suspension without appeal. The fact that we have not created a thread here to voice the a large or unanimous position that the USTA has done nothing, is also wrong by all of us.
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more investigation and answers are required
the 'suspension" and fine were a peace offering and a sacrificial lamb
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It wasn’t during GC meet it was middle of August. Person caught got 6 months. Owner got $5000 fine. More than any other owner has ever gotten when one of their employees got caught doing something
I am curious what went on behind the scenes on this. There has to be have been more information than was made public, right? To your point, it's a hefty fine with no further info on what the purposes of said syringes were; blood out, or something in?
The whole thing seems really odd.
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I am curious what went on behind the scenes on this. There has to be have been more information than was made public, right? To your point, it's a hefty fine with no further info on what the purposes of said syringes were; blood out, or something in?
The whole thing seems really odd.
They were caught with needles and blood vials. There is no possibility of injecting anything IN with a blood vial
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They were caught with needles and blood vials. There is no possibility of injecting anything IN with a blood vial
Ok, good to know. I didn't recall the specifics of the penalty; I'll re-read it.
What do you think they were doing, out of curiosity? Pulling blood, I assume, per the above, but why under such cloak and dagger conditions?
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I am curious what went on behind the scenes on this. There has to be have been more information than was made public, right? To your point, it's a hefty fine with no further info on what the purposes of said syringes were; blood out, or something in?
The whole thing seems really odd.
$5,000 to him is nothing.
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Knowing a few of the people involved. I personally think the racing manager was hoping to find abnormal blood levels on 1 of the horses so he could put a wheel under one of the trainers
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Knowing a few of the people involved. I personally think the racing manager was hoping to find abnormal blood levels on 1 of the horses so he could put a wheel under one of the trainers
100% the story I heard is that exact scenario
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It wasn’t during GC meet it was middle of August. Person caught got 6 months. Owner got $5000 fine. More than any other owner has ever gotten when one of their employees got caught doing something
Its a minuscule amount in comparison to the potential crime. your the problem, (Same mind set as the USTA, filled with reasoning).
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Knowing a few of the people involved. I personally think the racing manager was hoping to find abnormal blood levels on 1 of the horses so he could put a wheel under one of the trainers
The racing manager? you delusional fuck. The racing manager was the son-in-law of someone who retired before he was indicted. and marriaed to the daughter that is questionably dropped in her percentages just enough to look talented.
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The racing manager? you delusional fuck. The racing manager was the son-in-law of someone who retired before he was indicted. and marriaed to the daughter that is questionably dropped in her percentages just enough to look talented.
He's an imbecile.
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They were caught with needles and blood vials. There is no possibility of injecting anything IN with a blood vial
Fucking moron. I'm sure they strip searched them too. At least now I know where to go if I want to sell my swamp land.
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The fact they were caught is reason to question. The fact they were facilitating acts with syringes, and blood voiles, is cause for immediate suspension without appeal. The fact that we have not created a thread here to voice the a large or unanimous position that the USTA has done nothing, is also wrong by all of us.
Agree 1000%
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It wasn’t during GC meet it was middle of August. Person caught got 6 months. Owner got $5000 fine. More than any other owner has ever gotten when one of their employees got caught doing something
The person who got 6mo doesn't have a license so what does six mo matter? Owner instructed them to do it and 5K is peanuts.
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100% the story I heard is that exact scenario
Your putting "a wheel under" Brett Pelling? GTFOH This is a manufactured excuse.
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The racing manager? you delusional fuck. The racing manager was the son-in-law of someone who retired before he was indicted. and marriaed to the daughter that is questionably dropped in her percentages just enough to look talented.
Jimmy T was never indicted
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The racing manager? you delusional fuck. The racing manager was the son-in-law of someone who retired before he was indicted. and marriaed to the daughter that is questionably dropped in her percentages just enough to look talented.
You really think the Feds would have dropped the case just because he said he was going to retire??
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Your putting "a wheel under" Brett Pelling? GTFOH This is a manufactured excuse.
Pelling wasn’t the only trainer that had a visit from them. And yes Marcus is very jealous of some of the trainers that DC employs
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He's talking about the Pelling barn late night visit at the Red Mile the last week of Grand Circuit where someone was allegedly caught with this stuff. It was talked about here.
No- it wasn't Pellings barn, it was the D.C horses that were stabled there. Not all of Pellings
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Jimmy T was never indicted
Dumb Ass read the sentence retired before he was, (would have) been.
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You really think the Feds would have dropped the case just because he said he was going to retire??
Yes, he walks away spends time in florida, seemingly out of the game...Yes.
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The person who got 6mo doesn't have a license so what does six mo matter? Owner instructed them to do it and 5K is peanuts.
NOW YOU UNDERSTAND. You just made my point!!! THE USTA AND THE COMMISSIONS are for fluff.
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Dumb Ass read the sentence retired before he was, (would have) been.
Why did Jimmy get a pass?
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Why did Jimmy get a pass?
Plenty of advance notice by the powers that be at The Big M
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I so remember the game called "Telephone" when I was a little kid. Never a surprise how the word starting out ended up being so far away from the word you ended up with. I can't help but wonder how many second, third, and further hand stories there are here. How many people were actually there, in Lexington? And how many were actually there, on the backstretch the next morning? Sometimes a case of front-side and back-side but more often than not a case of insiders and outsiders.