Nine days after coach Bob Baffert lost a court decision to rescind a two-year ban on Churchill Downs Inc., four Kentucky Derby (G1) prospects, including the impressive winner by Southwest Stakes (G3) Arab Knights , was moved to Tim Yakteen’s barn. grade 1 National treasures classified bets Fort Bragg and the first winner Mr. Fisk were among those who moved on February 26, according to LA Times.
Baffert’s ban excludes any horses in his care from being able to compete in the Kentucky Derby in 2022 and 2023, and the ban was announced following Medina Spirit’s positive drug test result due to a drug test by Medina Spirit. Baffert trains in the days following the race in 2021. The rules in place for this year’s Kentucky Derby require horses under the care of suspended coach Churchill Downs to be moved to the stables. new not related to the coach’s activity before 28 February to qualify for Derby qualifying points in the prep races.
National Treasure, Fort Bragg and Mr Fisk are all nominated for the March 4 San Felipe (G2) Share at Santa Anita . Parkprovide points for the Kentucky Derby on Ratio 50-20-15-10-5.
At the beginning of the week, there was information that regeneration , Arabian lion , Carmel Street And Hejazi was moved to Yakteen’s warehouse while Fort Warren was sent to coach Brittany Russell.
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