Jockey's and Trainer's Thread [alexbrown 58876.3015]

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From: Amy (1pony)

5/27/23

I thought HISA now oversaw all trainers in all jurisdictions and individual applications not needed. Guess I was wrong

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KHRC Tuesday Hearing Could Grant Dutrow KY License

Next Tuesday, May 30, the License Review Committee of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission will meet to determine the status of Richard Dutrow's training license in the state of Kentucky.

From: gerchgo

5/27/23

Maybe because all this happened before HISA ?

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From: Amy (1pony)

5/27/23

But he is applying for licenses. I just do not understand all that HISA does regulate.

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From: Amy (1pony)

5/27/23

I hate seeing Jimmy leave to train in Dubai

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It's a Worrisome Game That Puts Jerkens on a Plane

Hovdey: In another era, not so long ago, an exemplary horseman like Jimmy Jerkens would have a barn full of classy horses competing at the height of their abilities while being treated with the same inspired care he learned working for his father.

From: gerchgo

5/27/23

I don’t think they can do anything for something that happened before they started up. His license was suspended and I believe up to the jurisdiction that suspended him to reinstate?

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From: Amy (1pony)

5/27/23

NY suspended him. All the other jurisdictions honored the suspension. He had to register with HISA to start training when NY’s suspension was done. He is licensed in NY now, with the development of him having to apply for a license in KY I guess the individual jurisdictions still oversee trainer licenses therefore 1 HISA license does not guarantee you can start horses in all the states.

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