HARNESS RACING ALUMNI SHOW DON TIGER 9 23 21

23 de sep. de 2021 · 17m 53s

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The 2021 Meadowlands Pace was decisively won by Don Tiger’s ‘dream horse’, Charlie May, who is the foal of a rescued mare that was stated to go to the killers....

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The 2021 Meadowlands Pace was decisively won by Don Tiger’s ‘dream horse’, Charlie May, who is the foal of a rescued mare that was stated to go to the killers. Unfortunately, Don’s fast steppin’ steed was disqualified for very questionable ‘interference’ reasons and placed dead last by the track judges. On this week’s broadcast, Don shares with Freddie, Trade and Bob the details of his legal appeal and the progress that is being made to overturn what Tiger believes was an unfair ruling. He has decided to fight ‘like a tiger’ to reverse the disqualification even if it has to be presented to the Supreme Court. This is a captivating show…., don’t miss it….!!!

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Terrence Ochterski

hace 2 años

One last thing... I invite anyone to watch the meadowlands pace 2021 and make up their own mind as to who was at fault that night. There's something wrong with the whole series of events from that night. Terrence Ochterski DVM

Terrence Ochterski

hace 2 años

This was a real travesty on so many levels. How do you spend your whole career in the field dreaming of having a horse good enough to run in the jug, build your career supporting these people that hold the authority to get you in, only to have them stab you in the back and tell you that you can't race. What a kick in the nuts! It's one of the most dispicable things I've ever seen. Clearly the horse belonged in the jug, he's beaten every one of the horse before in other races. But more then that the small time Ohio trainers, grooms people, and the fans deserved to see him in the big dance that day. He truly was a fan favorite where ever he raced. Whether it was his history that people knew about or that he was not from the big money farms or trainers people love him. Having worked with him he's an exceptional horse. Almost like he knows he's really not supposed to make it this far. It's a true story that you couldn't make up and think people would believe it. I'm with Tiger on this one taking the case to whoever will listen. Maybe someone with some guts will help give him the support he needs to help correct this miscarriage of authority that these people were entrusted with.