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Had been hoping not to see the name posted, I had been checking since saw racing post report saying looked to go wrong. Rip xxx
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Another sad loss, poor girl 250/1 obviously not meant to be a racehorse, what a sad price to pay RIP Don’t Call Me Sue 😥🥀
2 of her grand dam’s progeny also died as 6 year olds due to injuries sustained in a race (not falls) so they choose a stallion that was retired after finishing last in the last of 4 races as a 2 year old (suggesting injury) for her daughter’s first foal. R.I.P. Don’t Call Me Sue. You never stood a chance.
I never really understood why horses that struggle regularly in novice hurdles after just four or five flights are still allowed to compete. Why? How can this be good for the sport.
It doesn’t happen in trotting for instance where horses have to qualify and run the full distance under a certain time limit. Why can’t this be applied to thoroughbreds? It would help the breeding industry a lot to be more selective right from the start.
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