Whisky Cavalier- Aftermath P.E. Riots

Naming and Shaming does not work in Racing .. You always end up being attacked or you bringing Racing into disrepute .....But the Truth never Prevails ....

Debi wrote: Naming and Shaming does not work in Racing .. You always end up being attacked or you bringing Racing into disrepute .....But the Truth never Prevails ....

I see. I must admit, I thought that your post about the trainer would have garnered a lot of outrage by the horse loving fraternity.

I guess not. I suppose my question is answered then. Some people should stop fooling themselves and trying to fool others. Their outrage is NOT about the love of the horses.

Debi wrote: Alterego you are so right and it is a very sick aspect of Racing . I had a Trainer which told me it is no problem to induce colic and let the horse die and collect the insurance money so I stopped insuring my horses .

Remember SA racing is inundated with second and third rate trainers.
How they survive on the odd winner every year I didn't understand but this could be a reason why they managed to stay in the game for so long without much skill.

With a leading uk trainer being exposed by the media in a photo with a dead horse and the outrage that has followed , has anyone heard anything further re the pe incident ? . on a more positive note , I have been following the progress of Whisky Cavalier and she is improving slowly day by day thanks to some very kind people , may god bless them all

Gordon Elliott has issued an apology and provided some context for the controversial photo that emerged on social media on Saturday night that showed the Grand National and Gold Cup-winning trainer sitting on a dead horse on the side of a gallop. In his statement he insisted that "horse welfare and care are at the core of everything" that is done at his Cullentra House Stables.

Elliott had already said on Twitter he would be "cooperating fully" with an Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board (IHRB) investigation into the image, which prompted the BHA to urge the Irish authorities to act quickly to confirm how the "shocking picture" originated.

Dave Scott wrote: Gordon Elliott has issued an apology and provided some context for the controversial photo that emerged on social media on Saturday night that showed the Grand National and Gold Cup-winning trainer sitting on a dead horse on the side of a gallop. In his statement he insisted that "horse welfare and care are at the core of everything" that is done at his Cullentra House Stables.

Elliott had already said on Twitter he would be "cooperating fully" with an Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board (IHRB) investigation into the image, which prompted the BHA to urge the Irish authorities to act quickly to confirm how the "shocking picture" originated.

www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/art...-horse-surfaces.html

Craig Pienaar wrote: With a leading uk trainer being exposed by the media in a photo with a dead horse and the outrage that has followed , has anyone heard anything further re the pe incident ? . on a more positive note , I have been following the progress of Whisky Cavalier and she is improving slowly day by day thanks to some very kind people , may god bless them all

The cunts Irish

After the Irish and U.K. racing community sticking up for Elliot, saying “fake picture”, “photoshopped “

The Irish trainer released a statement only his Mother would believe.

"Firstly, I apologise profoundly for any offence that this photo has caused and can categorically state that the welfare of each and every horse under my care is paramount and has been central to the success that we have enjoyed here at Cullentra.

"The photo in question was taken some time ago and occurred after a horse had died of an apparent heart attack on the gallops. I appreciate that an initial viewing of this photo suggests it is a callous and staged photo but nothing could be further from the truth.

"At what was a sad time, which it is when any horse under my care passes away, my initial reaction was to get the body removed from where it was positioned.

"I was standing over the horse waiting to help with the removal of the body, in the course of which, to my memory I received a call and, without thinking, I sat down to take it. Hearing a shout from one of my team, I gestured to wait until I was finished.

"Such background information may seem trivial at this time and will not allay the concerns of many people both within and outside the world of horse racing”

he be done

Disgusting human being, and an even worse liar.

I sincerely hope he is never allowed around another horse, ever!!!
Douche bag!!!!