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Originally Posted by Jeff P
In the long run, wouldn't that incentivize major breeding farms to produce thoroughbreds that aren't bleeders?
Or taken a step further --
Given the publicity surrounding the spike in fatal breakdowns at Santa Anita and elsewhere, wouldn't that incentivize major breeding farms to once again produce thoroughbreds that that are... ahem... durable? Capable of averaging ten starts per year instead of six? ( Per stats at The Jockey Club website.)
-jp
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that would be a total crap shoot for breeders and could take thirty to forty years or forever meaning never happens. they're not going to take that risk.
