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From DRF (The Inside Post): Always in a Tiz will run in Belmont Stakes 2013.Posted 1 hour ago
Mucho Macho Man breezed 5f in 1:01.40 (4/11) at Fair Hill on 5-24. Posted 2 hours ago
Wise Dan targets the G2 Firecracker 'Cap at Churchill on June 29. Posted 20 hours ago
Jockey Chantal Sutherland will return to saddle at Del Mar. Posted 1 day ago
Itsmyluckyday to skip Belmont Stakes 2013 in favor of Pegasus Stakes on 6-16. Posted 1 day ago
Rosie Napravnik will ride Code West in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 1 day ago
From DRF (The Inside Post): Mylute will not run in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 1 day ago
Eblouissante breezed 4f :49.17 (18/44) at Belmont (dirt Training) on 5-22. Posted 2 days ago
Giant Finish will make his next start in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 2 days ago
Unlimited Budget is expected to face males in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 3 days ago

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Flat Out Makes First Start for Mott

Flat Out, the beaten favorite in last year’s $5 million Breeders’ Cup Classic, will be at Monmouth on Saturday to contest the Grade 2 $200,000 Monmouth Cup. The race will be his first for Hall of Famer Bill Mott, who took over training the multiple graded stakes winner this past winter.Read More

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Jonah5110 · THE beaten favorite? Weren't Havre De Grace and Uncle Mo lower prices? · 320 days ago ·

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Keiber Coa Riding Well at Monmouth

He arrived at Monmouth Park with a famous last name and a legend to follow. Now Keiber Coa is marking his own trail. Read More

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NY Times: Big Purses, Sore Horses, Death

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HorseDynasty · I now read the NYT with a giant grain of salt. The must not have liked the fact that some called out their writing in the last article (it was the NYRA was it not...?) Sadly, many can not see or think for themselves beyond what the article tells them on the surface, and the industry suffers because of it. · 388 days ago ·

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ruffed grouse · This is the part of racing few ever hear about or believe. Pre-race treating of horses has been going on for as long as I have been on the racetrack. Injecting ankles is done all the time as well as hocks ,stifles and knee's . Bute a painkiller can be given race day at some tracks and many horses train on it. Some of our most famous horses have run with some pretty serious problems and have been treated accordingly. It used to be you would walk into the receiving barn at Belmont or most tracks for that matter and half the horses are standing in ice. I say all this and I have done all of the above myself but racing needs to clean up it's act and have started to do so. · 388 days ago ·

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HorseDynasty · There is no question that there are things that need to be changed, it is again the manner in which these authors present information. I know better than to expect a scientific study, but a statement like "Mr. Norman was also incarcerated for killing a driver in a head-on collision while under the influence of prescription painkillers" is not representative of the topic at hand and serves to inflame the reader and in essence create a bias as if that is perhaps the norm. Using a couple of examples to create a whole story representing a large industry gets tricky. That's my opinion on it, and I guess I expected more from the NYT. · 388 days ago ·

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travel_vic · phenylbutazone is an anti-inflammatory listed in any pharmacological text out there. Anagesics are another class of drugs altogether · 388 days ago ·

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travel_vic · many a horse are drugged prophylactically without any need for them. · 388 days ago ·

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shadowno · Joe Drape respected journalist. Not a crackpot just putting some inconvienent truth out for public viewing. The same public that does not deserve to know what kind of vet records these animals are amassing. Aqueduct was a PR disaster of epic porportions and Santa Anita wasn't much better. Everyone in this business knows that the vast majority of fatal breakdowns occur in animals with pre-exsisting injuries. One might be able to sweep this crap under the rug at Mountaineer or Arapaho , but when it happens at an A level track questions are going to come up and if they don't then shame on us as owners, trainers, gamblers and fans. · 388 days ago ·

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HorseDynasty · Shadowno, First of, I don't think anyone is saying he is a "crackpot." Second, he is not the only one that worked on/credited in the article. However, some might have legitimate concern over the way they are trying to present this information to the public. In small pieces they make statements about the series being about the economics of racing and about the racinos. Are they saying this is a racino problem? What about the tracks without racinos? They are also using a certain level of races as their examples, are they saying it only really happens at that level? Yet, at times it seems they try to pass it off as a problem at every level of the industry. Their main point(s) get muddled, and the article(s) skewed. There is no question that the first article data could be questioned (the one mentioning New Mexico tracks). Again, they use a few small examples to try and represent a large industry/problem? Again, what is the point of including a charge of a deadly car crash and a check fraud? They are journalist, and their job in sorts is to sensationalize a story, but it seems that has cost them clarity, and in my opinion some credibility. · 388 days ago ·

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buckpasser · I agree shadowno the NYRA wants to forget about 17 horses dying at one meet at the Big A. Add to the problems of horses breaking down with the scandal of the heads of the NYRA not paint bettors the proper amount on exotics and you have a real public relations nightmare, particularly with all the slots money · 388 days ago ·

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shadowno · Buckpasser that payout BS was just ridiculous. But with regard to horse welfare since reconversion of Santa Anita from 1/1/12 thru the end of the meeting there were 45 equine fatalities at Santa Anita per information availible through vet reports at CHRB Stewards report (Cause of death ie. due to trauma or illness was not noted) . Staggering numbers not requiring any level of sensationalizing IMO and not requiring any in depth probe, just a simple review of information availible in public records. Wonder what the true Aqueduct death toll was?. · 388 days ago ·

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HorseDynasty · shadowno, I think you are missing my point. · 388 days ago ·

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ruffed grouse · Travel Vic, Bute is the first drug given when you have any soundness problem, it is a painkiller just like advil would be. It does also reduce filling in joints but steroids are given for that, such as azium. · 388 days ago ·

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HorseDynasty · ruffed grouse, I'm confused, what are you saying about bute? Sorry. · 388 days ago ·

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ruffed grouse · Horse Dynasty, Just that it's primary use on the backside is as a pain med, although it does also relieve swelling in the joints there are better drugs to use as well as tapping the joints. · 388 days ago ·

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buckpasser · Horsedynasty. I understand what you are saying about skewed data. But there is a real problem of horses breaking down who over supported with medication and other artificial aids. I think what the article is saying is that this IS widespread in the industry, but it is seen more commonly in the claiming ranks and that the money offered by racinos to enhance purses is making the issue worse. The problem with Aqueduct this winter was that the purses were so inflated that horses who should not have run we're being run to try and get a piece of the action. 17 horses died at Aqueduct in one meeting. It was so bad that commentators for the Post and Daily News would start their handicap column with "another horse dies etc. at Aqueduct." by the end of the meet, these columnists were calling for an investigation. As Shadowmo states Santa Anita fatalities were very high. In my opinion, Santa Anita's issues had more to do with track surface. But I am sure a combination of track surface issues and over medicating did not help. As to Aqueduct, the track surface I don't think was an issue as much as the large purses encouraged horses to run that should not have and also encouraged greater drug use to get horses to the track. A word about bite. In my experience in the horse showing world, but helped relieve inflammation, but overuse caused stomach ulcers. · 388 days ago ·

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ruffed grouse · Buckpasser is correct, over due the meds and you get ulcers. Then you have to use the gastrogard to treat the ulcer as well as getting the horse back in the feed tub. It can be a vicious circle. It is more common with the filly and mares. · 388 days ago ·

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shadowno · horsedynasty, if your point is that YOU did not like the article then point taken. If it that you think the article does not represent a large scale industry problem, then you are wrong. If we want the government sticking their noses in another aspect of our lives we should, by all means continue down our current course. · 387 days ago ·

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HorseDynasty · shadowno, if one ever reads my comments, the article touches on things I take very seriously. I also take the manner in which it is addressed very seriously. · 387 days ago ·

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Junebug719 · If racing does not address these problems then it will face stiff control. Fans do not like to see horse deaths, nor do they like seeing horses whipped when they will not go into the gate. What might be palatable to some is abhorent to others. There needs to be an industry wide clean up. · 387 days ago ·

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lasix1 · I couldn't agree more with the sentiments expressed here. The larger problem is the running of unsound horses. Horses should be cleared for racing by track veternarians paid by the track and not by trainers. After being cleared prior to race, they could then have a quick-lookover at the gate to catch any injuries incurred during warm-up. A racing commissioner with clout and the mandate to look out for the horses first would also help. If the NFL and MLB can have a commissioner with clout, horse racing should be able to do the same. There are at least as many egomaniacs in the former as there are in the latter. This is the part of racing that the public reacts to most vicerally and if it doesn't change there will come a day when there is no racing at all. · 344 days ago ·

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Serey Holds Hot Hand at Monmouth Park

Seven horse stable, seven trips to the winner’s circle - not a typical outcome in horse racing. But if you’re Juan Serey, that’s exactly how he got his Meadowlands at Monmouth meet started last weekend. “I ran the whole barn,” said Serey, a 62-year-old native of Santiago, Chile. ...Read More

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Caffe D' Oro Has Speed to Succeed

After three starts in less than two weeks, trainer Juan Serey decided to give Caffe D’ Oro a little bit of a breather heading into Saturday’s My Frenchman Stakes. Not that the 5-year-old needed the time off – Serey just couldn’t find any other options. “He’s doing really well,” Serey s...Read More

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Serey Makes Plans for Ponzi Scheme

Ponzi Scheme, claimed for $20,000 out of a turf race here last August, is on a roll right now, and his last outing was probably the best of his life as the 4-year-old rolled to a front-running victory in last Monday’s Skip Away Stakes. The horse is doing so well that owner John Koenig and tr...Read More

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Denomination, Ponzi Scheme Win in NJ

Mrs. Alec Head’s Denomination came with a strong stretch rally to post a nose victory in the $150,000 Grade 3 Violet Stakes as Ponzi Scheme wired his foes to post a three-length win in the $75,000 Skip Away Stakes at Monmouth Park on Monday. Trained by Christophe Clement, Denomination covere...Read More

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Ponzi Scheme Ready for Skip Away

With the likes of trainers Todd Pletcher and Saeed bin Suroor having entrants in Monday’s Skip Away Stakes it should be obvious to all challengers that they need to bring their “A” game to the mile and a sixteenth event. But for trainer Juan Serey, he’s showing up with self-graded “A+” in Pon...Read More

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Juan Serey Celebrates 1,000th Win

Finish Line Farms’ Just a Lion gave trainer Juan Serey an extra celebration following his victory in Monmouth Park’s sixth race on Sunday. After crossing the wire a length in front of Flirtatious Smile, Just a Lion provided Serey with his 1,000th career win as a trainer. “It represents a lot of har...Read More

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Trainer Juan Serey - Race Results & Past Performances

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Flat Out Makes First Start for Mott

Flat Out, the beaten favorite in last year’s $5 million Breeders’ Cup Classic, will be at Monmouth on Saturday to contest the Grade 2 $200,000 Monmou...

Keiber Coa Riding Well at Monmouth

He arrived at Monmouth Park with a famous last name and a legend to follow. Now Keiber Coa is marking his own trail. The 18-year-old apprentice jocke...

NY Times: Big Purses, Sore Horses, Death

As he trained for his first race, at Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, the 3-year-old thoroughbred Wes Vegas galloped on the track most mornings and had t...

Serey Holds Hot Hand at Monmouth Park

Seven horse stable, seven trips to the winner’s circle - not a typical outcome in horse racing. But if you’re Juan Serey, that’s exactly how he...

Caffe D' Oro Has Speed to Succeed

After three starts in less than two weeks, trainer Juan Serey decided to give Caffe D’ Oro a little bit of a breather heading into Saturday’s My Frenc...

Serey Makes Plans for Ponzi Scheme

Ponzi Scheme, claimed for $20,000 out of a turf race here last August, is on a roll right now, and his last outing was probably the best of his life ...

Denomination, Ponzi Scheme Win in NJ

Mrs. Alec Head’s Denomination came with a strong stretch rally to post a nose victory in the $150,000 Grade 3 Violet Stakes as Ponzi Scheme wired his...

Ponzi Scheme Ready for Skip Away

With the likes of trainers Todd Pletcher and Saeed bin Suroor having entrants in Monday’s Skip Away Stakes it should be obvious to all challengers th...

Juan Serey Celebrates 1,000th Win

Finish Line Farms’ Just a Lion gave trainer Juan Serey an extra celebration following his victory in Monmouth Park’s sixth race on Sunday. After cros...