Probably should have pulled out, but how could one predict that something like this would happen! He would be feeling absolutely depressed! These things are simply devastating, for the horse involved and connections.
No doubt Michael Bellman will be asked at the inquiry, why he did not pull 3w entering the straight for the bell.
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
Probably should have pulled out, but how could one predict that something like this would happen! He would be feeling absolutely depressed! These things are simply devastating, for the horse involved and connections.
I was meaning he probably should have pulled out 'to be a winning chance' on one of the most favoured runners but on reviewing his racing pattern it would seem that he has been driven for luck in the past
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
Bit Noisy wins at Shepp by 16m in 1.55.8 - I would have expected to see a QIP in stewards comments
http://www.harness.org.au/meeting-re...ic#SPB25051407
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
Vet reckons horse could have almost been dead before it hit the fence and was only carrying on with the adrenalin. The driver wasn't able to steer the horse at all.
Just read 'on inspection Dr Peter Ellis observed signs suggestive of an internal haemorrhage'. Can anyone tell me if this can occur as a result of choking down? Cheers