Barbaro Updates: 642
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Update 3798: I have a long way to go: BACK IN THE SADDLE
Found on Equidaily.
Update 3797: Six sets today for a nice easy morning at Woodbine, glorious weather too. Three of my sets schooled in the gate, and since the gate does not open for schooling until 8:30 am I had a long break between the third and fourth set. Coffee in the track kitchen, followed by a visit to the HBPA office occupied some of that time. Also a lot of reading, which included a great Jay Hovdey column in today's Daily Racing Form! Anyway, all my horses went nicely for an easy morning's work.
There is a lot of discussion on the discussion board these days on the tension between the need to end the practice of horse slaughter (and we all agree it needs to end), and the need to continue to work with those who work in the horse slaughter pipeline (kill buyers) while the horse slaughter practice persists. I try to stay silent and simply learn from these discussions, and I have learned a lot. Today, on one of the threads I posed the following question: New Holland 7/21.
Update 3796: Finally the Jockey Club has launched an injury database: Jockey Club launches equine injury database.
There is a new Horse Slaughter Bill in the House: HR 6598. Please review the strategy below and make your calls!
Please keep calling and writing.
For Canadians: Canadian Horse Defense Coalition Call to Action.
Good Morning FOBs.
I hope this data base leads to a better life for horses. How they decide to collect the information and format and report will be interesting to see.
PLEASE help us finish ransom funds for the NJ 10...we are almost there.
Denise
Coeurdefer
Posted by: Denise at July 25, 2008 11:11 AM