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Jockey's and Trainer's Thread   Horse Racing

Started 3/9/12 by SmittyCat3; 534059 views.
cigarello

From: cigarello

May-18

Good---glad they are taking these steps to protect the horses

Amy (1pony)
Staff

From: Amy (1pony)

May-21

Great news! I wish he would take today off. Saez will ride At Churchill today

https://twitter.com/kpmracingstable/status/1660281998429110272?s=46&t=Nx-3Nrb0XNgwlOAvdMBwtg

gerchgo

From: gerchgo

May-23

Unfortunately yes.:(

Almost going from the fry pan to the fire…..

Flurry84

From: Flurry84

May-23

The first time I learned of the term picogram I became concerned with the amount of regulation which would come with picograms, nanograms, etc.  With this and the time it is estimated to take to metabolize various drugs from the horse's system, I don't know what is overkill and what is not.  Depends upon the drug, of course.  Some are not permitted at all.

Was it Ron Ellis who consulted with vets well ahead of time for a BC race  (I think it was)  about the time required to metabolize a specific med?  HIs horse did not metabolize it rapidly enough, so it was found in his system and Ellis got in trouble for this.  Could have forgotten details of this incident, sorry.

And then there is the danger of cross-contamination from feeds or employees.  There is nothing safe enough anymore.  

gerchgo

From: gerchgo

May-23

I Think so far, HISA has gone over the trace amounts of most drugs and have adjusted their limits with regard to cross contamination, feed, etc. Local jurisdictions will have to follow HISA guidelines now.

  • Edited May 23, 2023 7:26 pm  by  gerchgo
Amy (1pony)
Staff

From: Amy (1pony)

May-23

Of all the trainers to send him to, why Dutrow? 

cigarello

From: cigarello

May-23

That is a good question!

gerchgo

From: gerchgo

May-23

HISA and the Jockey Guild hosted a symposium at Keeneland to discuss the mental health and well-being of the jockeys 

https://paulickreport.com/news/the-biz/jockeys-guild-hisa-bring-industry-leaders-together-for-host-first-ever-jockey-mental-wellness-symposium/

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