Agree or not, hypocrisy and criticism is innate. Maybe due to space limitations, I think Nancy has oversimplified, understated, and missed the target on several points. Doesn't matter. I can't help but think she is lacking a lot in experience and depth/scope of knowledge. This is about the sport, and the business. Trainers will only represent one perspective. Sure, Nancy's name will get some attention. But her stature in the industry simply isn't there. I also think her performance, results, and the like have nothing to do with having an opinion on this or the validity of it.

I somewhat agree on your perception of Nancy but I think to an extent she realizes her limitations and is calling for help and looking for guidance. She knows the industry needs experience and leadership in many different areas.  I don't see this going anywhere but I appreciate the initiative. 

There's no secret as to where people are stabled. This didn't just happen overnight, the warnings were there late last year. As usual everyone in the game laughed it off. Joe Faraldo lost his biggest ally in Albany, that's where this all began. 

I know many trainers that move their horses around from farm to farm.

The next time they find a positive with out of competition testing in NY will be the first time. You clowns don't understand the rules. In NY, the Gaming Commission doesn't even know what farms horses are at. It is not like NJ, where the training centers have to maintain a roster for the NJRC.

I actually stopped reading it after the first paragraph, no thanks on reading it again.

I tried for you!

Thanks for a polite response unlike someone else here.

Please read the article again

You missed something when you read it the 1st time!

I actually stopped reading it after the first paragraph, no thanks on reading it again.