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Originally Posted by Dave Schwartz
And you did that very well.
Thank you.
Sounds like this is but a temporary respite from the ultimate fate.
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Hopefully the best of HISA survives, and the worst is improved
For the future of the sport, it likely needs something like HISA to survive in this country, not just as badly implemented as it has been
Too many trainers like Baffert, Ness and Jacobson while stocks decline is a bad trend
I'm always someone who thinks solutions come from the positive side of the equation while those who spot trouble usually start with fingerpointing and negativity
What we could really use are federal level incentives to encourage breeding, higher purses, efforts to raise the profile of the sport to the general public through local meetings and fairs, give people and families a good day out
Build on what's working and make it stronger
Remove unnecessary regulations, but put strong ones in place to stop cheating
Of course, that would require adults to be in charge...
