Tuesday 23 April 2013

WEDNESDAY APRIL 24th RACING POST 2013. PUNCHESTOWN JUMPS TURF FESTIVAL DAY TWO OF FIVE





 
WEDNESDAY APRIL 24th RACING POST
WEEK MONDAY APRIL 22nd TO SUNDAY APRIL 28th 2013

REVIEW YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
 
PREVIEW TODAY'S CARDS
 
YESTERDAY'S RACING POST NEWS UPDATE 
 Mahmood Al Zarooni - Trainer
Mahmood Al Zarooni: "I have made a catastrophic error"
PICTURE: Edward Whitaker(racingpost.com/photos)  





Racing Post Live

Tuesday April 23 2013

Shock as Al Zarooni stars test positive for steriods

GODOLPHIN trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni faces the loss of his licence after admitting being in breach of the rules of racing following the discovery of anabolic steroids in samples taken from a number of his horses including top-class filly Certify.
The unbeaten Group 1 winner will not now be allowed to run in the Qipco 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket on May 5 for which she was a 7-1 fourth favourite.
"This is a dark day for Godolphin," said racing manager Simon Crisford.

http://www.racingpost.com/news/live.sd



 
  J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Comment

THIS AL ZAROONI ISSUE AS ABOVE  was broadcast Live as 'doping' on BBC Breaking News throughout yesterday's broadcasts. Termed by the BHA to be "horse doping", not alleged to be " horse doping', found to be horse doping. All day yesterday this alleged scandal had already condemned the actions of many people unjustly for using medication  to treat an injured racehorse out of action due to injury. To aid horses recovery when suffering injuries in races on racecourses, or whilst in training for same. The horses mentioned yesterday where sidelined through injury, they were not in training. End of story. But not in the media, in the media these horses had been doped. eg: Visions of gangsters in action. Not veterinaries and nurses attempting to heal and mend. There is a huge and vast difference between the two.

 

 The British Horseracing Government are libelling and slandering other people by name to distort an action carried out to heal an injured racehorse. A racehorse that is out of action due to injury. A racehorse who needs compassionate medical attention to heal and mend. If that racehorse is ever to be expected to return to racing.
 
There is a whole world of difference between a qualified professional veterinary and a qualified true bloodhorse literate Equus Group 1  professional handler rider jockey trainer horseman.
 

There is a whole world of difference between an Equus Student Learner and an Equus Group 1 top professional handler rider.
 
What has happened here is that veterinary medication applied to a suffering injured racehorse unable to race or continue in training until recovery is achieved.  Has been taken completely out of context here big time by the BHA government.
 
 
This whole terrible cruel issue is being broadcast live, totally out of perspective, totally out of its true context. A deadly error in judgement.
 
 An attitude that suggests animals when injured or sick  are to be left to suffer without any aid to heal, or mend. Any and all medication to be denied them in a totally inhumane way. Unnatural justice.


 


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