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Improving Thoroughbred racing through better surveillance and security along with tough penalties for those who violate the rules

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bryan shields
11 years ago

Everyone needs to get behind this or the game will be done.

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Andy Carnegie
11 years ago

I am all for anything that is trying to improve the industry, protecting the horses as well as the integrity of the sport of horse racing.

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Mike Savage
11 years ago

Don't let the bad actors destroy all the decent people in this sport.

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Susan S
11 years ago

Please do something more to improve the safety of all horses and riders!

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Merrily Fantus
11 years ago

Good about time to move.

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Scott Saucier
11 years ago

Please, something needs to be done

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steven
11 years ago

It's the right thing to do and also drop the take out

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Marc Séguin
11 years ago

Ridiculous a trainer can be suspended and his horse can still run under the assistant's name. The horses under his care should also be prohibited from running.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Signed with pleasure

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Garnet Barnsdale
11 years ago

People are sick and tired of juicing. Enough already!

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Evening Attire
11 years ago

Strongly support!

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Jay Zeber
11 years ago

The game needs a better image than it currently has. I agree with increased security.

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john s. czarnecki
11 years ago

integrity is so important, and also the welfare of the jockeys and horses.

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C.E.Donaldson
11 years ago

Way past due.

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bill ritchie
11 years ago

drugs, especially pain masking drugs, have to be eliminated

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mike garai
11 years ago

fewer racing days (weekends and holidays only - 15 races per racing day); reduction in takeout percentages and breakage will increase sizes of fields and attract increase in live attendance and betting pools; free admission/parking/past performances; unify standards and protocols throughout the nation and organize a shared revenue plan amongst the various tracks to support the continuity and growth of the sport; incorporate handicapping statistical probability studies in the educational system to develop a fan-interest base in the sport from an early age

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Cory Hack
11 years ago

Each track should have a representative be a part of a national governing body in order to bring communication, fairness and advancement to this great sport.

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Jose Mesa
11 years ago

Its only a beginning