Ward reportedly received one six-figure payment against his outstanding debt with Ramsey and some minor amounts before the payments stopped coming. The trainer is expected to file his own motion for summary judgment next week in Jessamine Circuit Court. While Maker no longer has any of Ramsey's horses in his stable, Ward does and took the extra step last week of filing for an agister's lien on the Ramseys' horses in his care. This lien in essence gives ownership to Ward and prevents Ramsey from taking them. Ward filed his lien in Fayette County because the horses are stabled at Keeneland.
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From: Amy (1pony)
7/14/21
From the highest of highs to the lowest. I am not happy with how Zayats and the Trustee have handled everything. The trustee did not wait to sell at the peak price but chose to liquidate quickly which put less money into the repayment.
Zayat has definitely been withholding information and not cooperating.
From: gerchgo
7/15/21
And Ramsey hasn’t paid his bills either, he needs to sell his stock, pay up and either start over or get out of horse racing.
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From: Amy (1pony)
7/15/21
Why did Maker let them take horses out of his barn without being paid in full?
Ramsey needs to disburse some of his horses and pay his bills
From: gerchgo
7/28/21
Now, Zayat’s attorneys want out
https://www.paulickreport.com/news/the-biz/claiming-they-are-owed-368272-zayats-attorneys-want-out/
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