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A blog focusing on the business of the thoroughbred industry, its mistakes, and its future from my viewpoint in a Lexington subdivision.
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Breeding Right: 12/30/12 - 1/6/13
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A blog focusing on the business of the thoroughbred industry, its mistakes, and its future from my viewpoint in a Lexington subdivision. Saturday, January 5, 2013. Cutting 10% of Grade 1 Races Part 1. The American Graded Stakes Committee of the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association has deemed 112 races in 2013 worthy of Grade 1 status. When the 13 Grade 1 Breeders Cup races which vary by location, distance, and surface are removed, there are 99 Grade 1 races left. A chart of these 99 Grade 1 races...
Breeding Right: Cutting 10% of Grade 1 Races Part 1
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A blog focusing on the business of the thoroughbred industry, its mistakes, and its future from my viewpoint in a Lexington subdivision. Saturday, January 5, 2013. Cutting 10% of Grade 1 Races Part 1. The American Graded Stakes Committee of the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association has deemed 112 races in 2013 worthy of Grade 1 status. When the 13 Grade 1 Breeders Cup races which vary by location, distance, and surface are removed, there are 99 Grade 1 races left. A chart of these 99 Grade 1 races...
Breeding Right: 11/25/12 - 12/2/12
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A blog focusing on the business of the thoroughbred industry, its mistakes, and its future from my viewpoint in a Lexington subdivision. Thursday, November 29, 2012. Instead of declaring jihad on Lasix and avoiding the resulting wasted time, energy, and ink debating the decision and whether or not two year old horses actually bled during the Breeder’s Cup, imagine if instead the Jockey Club chose a different path. However, the Jockey Club should set a maximum number of live foals from one stallion. In fa...
Breeding Right: 7/1/12 - 7/8/12
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A blog focusing on the business of the thoroughbred industry, its mistakes, and its future from my viewpoint in a Lexington subdivision. Monday, July 2, 2012. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Winner's Circle. A funny thing happened on Golden Frontier’s way to the winner’s circle in the Kelly’s Landing Stakes at Churchill Downs. Namely, he didn’t win and there was no return trip to the winner’s circle. He did not even hit the board despite going off as the 1:1 favorite. The second guessing began a...
Breeding Right: 8/19/12 - 8/26/12
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A blog focusing on the business of the thoroughbred industry, its mistakes, and its future from my viewpoint in a Lexington subdivision. Sunday, August 19, 2012. Hiding Death in Plain Sight - Going Behind the Screen and Pointing the Finger At Someone Else. Everyone agrees that there should be fewer breakdowns and fatalities from racing and training. To seek fewer breakdowns is to admit and acknowledge that there will always be some breakdowns – that some level of death will always occur. The implication ...
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Through the Eyes of a Deaf Equine Fanatic: Spring is wound season
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Friday, May 29, 2015. Spring is wound season. Poor Limerick presented with a wound on her right hock last night. When I saw it, my blood pressure went through the roof. Most wounds don't bother me, but wounds over a joint- no matter how small- make me neurotic. The swelling was very minimal and clearly from trauma to the tissue, which is expected. And although the wound had a bit of a scooped-out appearance, there was no puncture. Thankfully. After a restless night I visited Limerick early this morning t...
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Through the Eyes of a Deaf Equine Fanatic: Death of Joey & general update on Lim
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Monday, July 6, 2015. Death of Joey and general update on Lim. A couple years ago I wrote a post about Lim's then-boyfriend, Joey. A few months after that post, Joey's owners opted to move him to pasture board. He had a hard time adjusting to the change and lost weight rapidly. Limerick was walked over to his body to say goodbye to an old friend. Lim and Joey, summer 2012. Limerick has been okay aside from some vague hind end lameness, not unlike what she had in 2013. I think the soreness was a compe...
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Through the Eyes of a Deaf Equine Fanatic: April 2015
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Thursday, April 30, 2015. It's always nice to see your horse doing this after recovering from a hoof abscess. I free-lunged Limerick on Sunday to see how her feet were. To my relief, she was sound and I was able to ride her Monday and yesterday. Here are a couple clips from Sunday:. Heidi E. Carpenter. Links to this post. Thursday, April 23, 2015. Quick update: Limerick, Calusa Red breaking his maiden, and Deaf Women History Month. Lastly, I came across this article today about Deaf Women History Month.
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Through the Eyes of a Deaf Equine Fanatic: May 2015
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Friday, May 29, 2015. Spring is wound season. Poor Limerick presented with a wound on her right hock last night. When I saw it, my blood pressure went through the roof. Most wounds don't bother me, but wounds over a joint- no matter how small- make me neurotic. The swelling was very minimal and clearly from trauma to the tissue, which is expected. And although the wound had a bit of a scooped-out appearance, there was no puncture. Thankfully. After a restless night I visited Limerick early this morning t...
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Through the Eyes of a Deaf Equine Fanatic: December 2014
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Sunday, December 28, 2014. Horse Racing Nation: My Favorite Photos of 2014, Part I and II. I've shared my favorite photos of 2014 over two posts on Horse Racing Nation. See Part I here. See Part II here. Heidi E. Carpenter. Links to this post. Labels: favorite photos of 2014. Wednesday, December 17, 2014. Limerick lunging - video. I took a short video of Lim while I was lunging her before a ride a couple weeks ago. I think she moves so nicely for her age, and that pleases me to no end. Links to this post.
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Through the Eyes of a Deaf Equine Fanatic: It's always nice to see your horse doing this after recovering from a hoof abscess.
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Thursday, April 30, 2015. It's always nice to see your horse doing this after recovering from a hoof abscess. I free-lunged Limerick on Sunday to see how her feet were. To my relief, she was sound and I was able to ride her Monday and yesterday. Here are a couple clips from Sunday:. Heidi E. Carpenter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Its always nice to see your horse doing this afte. Quick update: Limerick, Calusa Red breaking his ma. Heidi E. Carpenter. View my complete profile.
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Through the Eyes of a Deaf Equine Fanatic: February 2015
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Monday, February 16, 2015. Horse racing content on Medium. Starting this year, horse racing content will be posted (or re-posted) on Medium. You can see my profile on Medium here. Links to my posts can be found on that page. I will continue to post on this blog, but the content will mainly be Limerick-related. Heidi E. Carpenter. Links to this post. Thursday, February 5, 2015. Winter at the barn. Is running around with this horse. And is Limerick among them? No, she thinks they're all fools! I have alway...
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Through the Eyes of a Deaf Equine Fanatic: July 2015
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Thursday, July 9, 2015. Articles about American Pharoah on Racing Reviewer. If you were wondering what my thoughts were on this year's Triple Crown winner, then take a look at the racing pieces I wrote for Racing Reviewer. Kentucky Derby Week in Review. Belmont Stakes Week(s) in Review. You can subscribe to Racing Reviewer by logging in at Medium (using Facebook or Twitter, if you prefer) and following the Racing Reviewer publication by clicking the button at the top right, as seen in the image above.
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Through the Eyes of a Deaf Equine Fanatic: Common ground at the barn
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Friday, May 22, 2015. Common ground at the barn. I was trying Limerick’s new mosquito mesh fly gear on her last night (a purchase of belly band extenders is warranted, and the boots will be returned in exchange for a larger size) when I saw the husband of a new boarder petting his wife’s horse in a dark stall. I flicked on the light switch for that horse’s stall. “Here’s the switch for the light,” I said. 8220;The light switch—it’s here if you want it,” I said. 8220;I’m sorry? This man and I could not ha...
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A blog focusing on the business of the thoroughbred industry, its mistakes, and its future from my viewpoint in a Lexington subdivision. Wednesday, April 16, 2014. Why Pull Up Polytrack? A Look at Recent Winners of The Bluegrass Stakes. When Keeneland announced it was pulling up its Polytrack and returning to dirt, many questioned the decision noting that the full fields the meet attracted and that the synthetic surface caused fewer catastrophic breakdowns. While the “Stonecutters” [1]. The expressed wil...
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