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Road To The Kentucky Derby 2023   Horse Racing

Started 9/23/22 by gerchgo; 17512 views.
gerchgo

From: gerchgo

5/8/23

Reading posts on this tweet, reason for skipping Preakness is Forte is on vet list that means 14 days and wouldn’t have a workout before Preakness

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cigarello

From: cigarello

5/8/23

It will be a shame if Forte misses the Preakness but I believe it was the right thing to do to have scratched him from the Derby--- you have to feel bad for all the connections and those who lovingly care for him (the grooms)

cigarello

From: cigarello

5/8/23

 This is a really sad story about Forte-- now he will most likely miss the Preakness: all that planning and hope for this wonderful horse. It is just sad. Like they say, a horse is only three years old once-

gerchgo

From: gerchgo

5/8/23

It’s an issue that needs to be addressed by HISA with a less serious injury like a foot bruise.  He can still run in the Belmont.

Flurry84

From: Flurry84

5/9/23

In agreement with you and ger.  I do not believe that TP would run a horse who was unsound.  Forte's connections are suffering for the actions of the many unscrupulous trainers out there.  CD is just so fearful of the happenings in which they figure lately that they have become more dictatorial than usual.  Shug was on Byk this morning and he addressed the gate scratch of Talk of the Nation Saturday in the Amer. Turf.  He and Reeve said there was nothing wrong with that horse.  Things are so challenging these days.

Amy (1pony)
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From: Amy (1pony)

5/9/23

Why are we just now hearing about this?

Flurry84

From: Flurry84

5/9/23

Woah.  That is a big surprise.  Thank you for linking this NYT article.

Did you like last nights Corgi at WKC?  I must say, after watching Collie breed judging online and then the group last night, I do think that collie is really beautiful.  I am not familiar with him and none of my friends showed at WKC;  collie people are much more into the National Spec. than WKC.  I believe the Poodle Nationals were the weekend before WKC, so many quality poodles were there since they were in PA over that time period.   Was nice to see Tom Coen judging.  He used to handle lots of collies along with his wife Nioma.  His shelties were amazing dogs. 

Amy (1pony)
Staff

From: Amy (1pony)

5/10/23

I do like the corgi that won at Westminster, she is bread and owned by a friend and she is deserving of the win.

Poodle Nationals was held outside of St Louis. I am not sure about the Westminster winner. 

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