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Originally Posted by Tom
Make up your mind.
First they were questions....in your own words:
That's it.
And so no you can't answer what SPECIFIC rule Justify violate.
The blinkers issue, which is the only legitimate gripe, is it even a rule in NYRA? Surely with your 25 years of experience you could tell what the rule number is? And how Justify violated it. And how the stewards allowed it?
Try adding "witty" to your Google searches - the word you are looking for is reality. You have an opinion. Everyone is entitled to one. But don't try to hide behind 25 years of experience as some sort of justification for yours.
The real world deals with actual rules actually violated, and if you don't know which rules were broken, then your opinion is just that- yours.
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The specific rule is to ride a horse to the best of your ability to win.
As for blinkers, has there been a response to that? The rules are pretty strict about on and off, and if the prigram’s been printed, it’s hard to change what the program says. You can declare blinkers off at entry but if it was even the track’s fault and the horse is in the program with blinkers on, you have to wear the blinkers.
