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Just coming to post this. From the article I find this portion interesting. All these people will not be able to work because I am sure that no track will allow them to participate in racing until the trial is over.
The agency raised the possibility that horses raced in violation of state rules and laws could also face disqualification from any race and loss of purses awarded.Those sanctions would impact owners

the owners could be hit hard and forced to forfeit Purse money.

https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/238991/new-york-regulator-suspends-servis-navarro

Msg 36 of 316 to Amy (1pony)1pony

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From: gerchgo

3/10/20

Well name of the game and if you don’t really know what’s done at the barn, is partly their fault? I do feel bad for the backstretch workers though.:(

Msg 37 of 316 to gerchgogerchgo

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From: Amy (1pony)

3/10/20

Yes I wish owners were a little bit more hands on and questioned the trainers about vet bills etc more.

Msg 38 of 316 to Amy (1pony)1pony

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From: gerchgo

3/10/20

But you know, some big business people(owners) aren’t always on the up and up in business dealings....

Edited March 10, 2020 9:28 pm by gerchgo

Msg 39 of 316 to gerchgogerchgo

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From: Derby132

3/10/20

Well, they cheated. They should probably lose the championship.

I think Maximum Security just might one day be remembered and maybe hold a special place in people's hearts for his role in cleaning up the sport. Not that he had a choice in any of this but the horse was a victim and the perpetrators got caught. Max is just lucky he wasn't injured or worse. I hope he remains healthy.