Typical NYRA steward garbage
 

Once again they simply can’t make an obvious decision.

I think they made the right call and a DQ would have made me a few bucks. Abel came out, Elate came in, probably 65/35 but I don't see how you DQ on that.

100% agree, and I had no vested interest in the race......Ridiculous amount of time the stewards spent looking at a jockey's objection.

Angel Cordero can race ride for all those years, but not Money Mike?

Mike Smith took that filly out for one reason, to cause interference. Dangerous move that should have been punished. Jose Ortiz did bring Elate a little in to give her a target to look at, but she was behind Abel T. , that's not a dangerous move.

Personal Ensign Stakes
 

watched the head on at least 5 times.

Abel/Smith drifts from the rail into Elate, zero doubt Abel deserved to
be disqualified.

PPS of Able show at least 3 incidents in the last 10 performances
of bumping./ steadied/bothered.

Hard to believe this insanity with the Stewards continues, especisally
on Travers day.

:mad::bang:

I believe a foul is a foul, double dq to last as punishment, one came in one came out............(i bet the third place horse)

Go see an optometrist Sport, you're 100% blind.... I'm glad people like you put your money in the pools everyday, if not we'd have no game....Thanks, Pal

You can't DQ Baffert - he owns 25% of the track.
They had to give it to him after he broke the bank with all his wins.
:lol:

Not after just inducting him into the walk of fame.

You simply have NO IDEA what you're talking about

Your right, thanks for letting me know. :pout:




ps: your telling me that I dont know what I am talking about, when you cant even figure out when a post is a joke?

This was a very easy call. Both horses contributed to contact just before the wire.

No disqualification warranted.

Totally agree
 

People seem to forget that horses don't run on tracks, nothing goes perfectly straight. Correct call.

They got the decision right, but it was a heartbreaker for the connections of Elate. I was at the 1/8th pole and from that vantage point it was pretty clear Elate was running a little better and was going by her. You can’t see it as well from the pan or head on. Horses do come again and Abel Tasman is a champion, but Elate had her.