The article lists "Golden Birthday as the 39th horse to die, (after this week's death at Santa Anita of "Truest Reward" however if you are following Horse Racing Wrong's and my previous post the other day reporting on the death of "Truest Reward-link below to HRW article)" and the cover up on social media and in horse racing media-which have not reported on these deaths, you would know the death toll was at 43 with the death of "Truest Reward" and now the death of "Golden Birthday" the latest death at Santa Anita it is now the 44th horse to die...(Why is there a discrepancy in the death toll between HRW and CBS-why try to keep the body count down-what happened to honest journalism, when the major horse publications including BloodHorse are AT THE TRACK why did they not report on this and why was the video edited-???) Evidently someone was at the track and captured footage of the carnage that was edited out which is soon to be produced.
The investigation found no criminal acts and the carnage continues on the daily...
Note: Thank you to the AC who bumped my thred and added this info...I am banned from thanking you properly, but I GREATLY appreciate the accurate reporting...XOXO
Note: Why is PETA controlling the opposition? Where is ESPN, Sports Illustrated, CNN, Paulick Report, Bloodhorse, Fox news, Forbes Magazine, and any other media...why is there a blackout on the recent deaths at Santa Anita which are MAJOR NEWS and sure to cause national outrage???
Is this all an insurance scam? How much was "Golden Birthday" insured for? How much money is paid out upon these horses deaths? Why aren't these insurance payouts listed in the horses "earnings" on Equibase? If a horse earns only $117,894 in racing but is insured for a million dollars or more, after the horse dies it's earnings would be $117,894 PLUS the insurance money let's say it is a million dollars due to lack of transparency I am just guessing here...but then the horse PROFITED for it's owners $1,117,894 NOT $117,894 this feels entirely misleading.
Note: Look at former BloodHorse reporter Jeremy Balan's view of the racetrack.
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