Another horse fatality at Santa Anita

chairman · 04-01-2019, 01:20 PM

#1
Santa Anita, fearing for its future after the spike of recent equine deaths, was dealt another blow when a 23rd horse died Sunday on the track. It came on only the third day of racing after the track shuttered its doors from racing on March 4.

Arms Runner, a 5-year-old gelding, fell on the dirt track crossover of a 6 1/2-furlong race on the hillside turf course. He appeared to suffer a catastrophic injury to his right front leg. After he went to the ground, La Sardane, who was trailing Arms Runner, tripped over the fallen horse but got back up unhurt.

Arms Runner was euthanized, according to Dr. Rick Arthur, equine medical director of the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB).

#2
old skunt Stronach mus' be pssin' on the track. the track blite' now.

deh have to shut it dong, rip it up and replace and rebuild the whole ting..and not even dat might wuk. stronach wife and all ah dem mus' be pissin' on the track too.

take it away from dem. leave dem with the land...deh mus' want to shut dong racin' an' build condos anyway..so deh killin' horses to kill de track.

so leave dem wit' the land. is deh own anyway. but tek the track elsewhere and make it public ownership. den let stronach go build he condos and fuck-off with him with the racing..keep him out of it :angry : :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry:

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