New York Racing Association’s Richard Gazer Watches appealed the $2,500 fine and 30-day suspension “for altering a horse’s published work to make the horse race-eligible”. according to the May 19 ruling of the New York State Gaming Commission.
A right to stay was granted while his case was appealed.
Based on Daily race formVerdict regarding a workout from Randi Persaud owned and trained Papi on ice who was originally reported to have wrapped 5 pant legs at 1:04 3/5 on 1 May on Belmont Park training path. Exercises on Equibase are now officially listed as four exercises in: 51.33.
Papi On Ice, out March 19 at Aqueduct race track and then was beaten 26 3/4 lengths there in an early race on April 16, needing to train half a mile faster than:53 to be removed from the NYRA’s poor performance list, and deleted to begin with, Report Template.
According to Forms, the rule for removing from the bad performance list does not allow training beyond half a mile, unlike the rule for horses returning from long layoffs.
Because Papi On Ice’s practice session was originally published as a five-hair race, the racing office did not accept Papi On Ice’s participation when the horse was later entered, the Daily story reports. Racing Form said.
The Gazer, based at the main Belmont track rather than the training track where the Papi On Ice glides, told Form that the Papi On Ice timer past the training track notifies him that the horse is active. moved half a mile in: 51.33 as part of a five feather workout.
Papi On Ice hasn’t raced or surfed since going half a mile on: 50.88 May 11, also on the Belmont training track.
