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Mitch44 · 03-15-2021, 06:22 AM

Hello Mike,

To the best of my knowledge this information belongs only to the connections, also if they bleed between races or from workouts. The biggest reason for this is that if a horses bleeds during a race it can't race for 30 days and they can't make money in the barn. A second time during a race and they aren't allowed to race again. Many years back this stuff got reported but no longer.

Horses going on Lasix for the first time must have had to bleed and also to have been examined by a Vet however for years Vet's just confirmed any horse the trainers wanted.

After big races the writers follow the winners and will report how they came out of the race or if a big favorite lost they'll ask the trainer why. Their biggest excuse to owners and the public is the horse didn't like the track. But the everyday horses go un-reported.

Mitch44

03-15-2021, 06:22 AM	#3
Mitch44 Grade 1 Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: The Villages, Fl. Posts: 3,872	Hello Mike, To the best of my knowledge this information belongs only to the connections, also if they bleed between races or from workouts. The biggest reason for this is that if a horses bleeds during a race it can't race for 30 days and they can't make money in the barn. A second time during a race and they aren't allowed to race again. Many years back this stuff got reported but no longer. Horses going on Lasix for the first time must have had to bleed and also to have been examined by a Vet however for years Vet's just confirmed any horse the trainers wanted. After big races the writers follow the winners and will report how they came out of the race or if a big favorite lost they'll ask the trainer why. Their biggest excuse to owners and the public is the horse didn't like the track. But the everyday horses go un-reported. Mitch44 Last edited by Mitch44; 03-15-2021 at 06:28 AM.