... and assistant Juan and and jockey Rudy were (are) all on the payroll of
(I am not sure about assistant Michelle)...

... a trainer who has racked up more "penalty time" in NY than any other,
whether it be for personal misconduct, medication positives and even
circumventing the rules of racing by continuing to train his horses actively
while suspended.

Do not expect any improvement in the near future as the question of which
entities will administer NY racing will be a political football for years to
come. The only numbers that any one who follows NY racing should be concerned
with right now are three serious breakdowns, two equine fatalities and two lucky
jockeys, all in the last two days.

Beyer wouldn't like it, but maybe it is time for someone who really loves
horses and racing to get involved in American racetrack ownership. The man I am
thinking of could certainly write a check to Magna and buy all of their
racetrack properties without borrowing a nickel.