N.R DiLodovico
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N.R DiLodovico
@LlcEquine
Trainer and assistant @ DiLodovico Racing Stables, Husband, Golfer, NFT Enthusiast, and Maryland Native.
Reisterstown, MD Katılım Kasım 2018
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@missmaryeliza The nature of a horse's foot can make them day to day. The answers are usually simple, don't overthink. No one wants an injury on the biggest day, it would be silly to not take extra precautions.
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I genuinely want to understand this.
A horse is being scratched because he has a bruised foot. The same horse had a bruised foot going into his last start. Yet he still ran.
Can anyone explain this to me?
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@risurfcaster @racetrackandy I mean it's info you want documented. Who is going to do it?
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@LlcEquine @racetrackandy You want to raise an already ridiculously high takeout and have the bettors pay for something owners obviously should? Now I’ve really heard it all! What a ridiculous take.
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As a Horseplayer this issue pisses me off to no end. How in the fuck are Horseplayers supposed to know if a poor performance was the result of bleeding unless it’s gushing from their nose? Every horse has to be scoped after every race to determine if it bled, and to what degree AND it has to be reported in the PP’s. And the fucked up based on nothing whip rule, where you can clearly see horses losing momentum is another source of aggravation. This god forsaken sport begs people on a daily basis to walk away. @LisaLazarusCEO
Letters to the Editor: Lasix Exemption Should Continue bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/a… via @BloodHorse
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@ReutterDavid @racetrackandy It's very complicated. We are still learning a lot about it. If gamblers want to pay for it, by all means.
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@LlcEquine @racetrackandy now and again i reread Beyers chapter on the Upstate NY fair circuit, its not all cut and dried. the problem with lasix ostensibly when a horse bleeds its creates a psychological aversion toward exertion. you think its going to hurt so you pullback, even pro athletes do this.
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@racetrackandy Plus we are not talking about you, stop making it about yourself. It's about the sport, and actually seeing the true costs of your demands.
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@risurfcaster @racetrackandy If the bettors are willing to raise the rake so that all of the scopes are complementary then that is fair. Bettors need to pay their own way. It's convenient to never have to water off at night, and still enjoy the sport.
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@LlcEquine @racetrackandy So you’re a horseplayer that doesn’t want pertinent information before making your bets? Bleeding has a major impact on a horse’s performance and should be reported to the bettors.
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@racetrackandy Side note scoping is damaging over time, not good for their throats.
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@racetrackandy And you sound like someone who bets 8/5 at Gulfstream all day long. Race horses just aren't that form full. A horse can look like they bleed and they don't.
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@ReutterDavid @racetrackandy Morning line is set by AI. I would like to be corrected but I think it's generated.
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@racetrackandy the racing secretary aka the guy who sets the morning line is supposed to give you a heads up on backstretch soft info. take it up with them
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@raypaulick @craigbrogden @RepoleStable People are always afraid of their biggest donors and shouldn't. The biggest people in racing have the greatest responsibility. Leadership is about service and transparency.
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@craigbrogden @RepoleStable Repole has been insulting me and my staff for years on this platform. Every now and then I will respond to these insults with facts.
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After Jorge Navarro's "Juice Man" video led to a New Jersey ruling calling his conduct "extremely detrimental" to racing, Mike Repole hired Navarro; he had seven horses with Navarro when the FBI arrested him.
I would not lean on him as an authority on regulating integrity.
Repole Stable@RepoleStable
Second article of the week by Joe Dope. The guy hasn’t written two articles in a year, and now he coincidentally writes two in one week. I would bet a lot of money that The @JockeyClub, which I’ve now decided to rename the Evil Empire, is behind both Joe Dope articles. I’ve stated this before (and many don’t seem to get it): I understand and support a pro-HISA initiative, and I respect @LisaLazarusCEO. But three years in, the results show that HISA/HIWU have not caught anyone substantially cheating in this business. I do not believe the sport is measurably safer than it was four years ago. And I, along with many others, believe the $60 million budget is not only bankrupting the sport, track operators, and owners, it is accelerating the sport’s decline. Unfortunately, the cost of owning a racehorse has increased, and small breeders and small owners, the backbone of this game, are being pushed out. I stand with Churchill Downs, and I believe other tracks should stand with Churchill and not pay HISA until they present a financial plan that will not bankrupt the industry. Looks like Ray the Dinosaur was the first to repost this article. Wow. What are the chances??? Let’s not forget: the Jockey Club has taken a three-year victory lap over HISA. They loaned HISA money to start up and operate, and they’ve forgiven nearly $2 million of those loans. Both the Jockey Club and the @BreedersCup are sitting on roughly $200 million. If they had the ability and foresight to lend money to HISA and forgive those loans, imagine what could have happened if that money had been used over the last 20 years to: - Help struggling tracks keep their doors open - Maintain healthy foal crops in New York, Florida, California, Maryland, etc. - Support small owners and breeders so they could stay in the game - Market the sport and grow the fan base - Provide free data to grow wagering Instead, we are told everything is working. If everything is working, why is the sport shrinking??? I just gave more innovative ideas in a two-minute post than the Evil Empire has given this sport in 30 years. What do you think??? Commisioner Mike from Queens
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@IsItSwift HISA checked all the barns that had business with the vet groups, as they should. It's called doing a thorough investigation.
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Slot machine money should always be taken and used for horse racing. Slot machines provide no jobs comparatively.
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@Equibase wrong count on claims submitted in the First and Ninth yesterday @LaurelPark . Unless we you guys aren't keeping track any longer.
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Armando R, 9YO Blame gelding, weaves his way from back of the pack to win his third in a row, 14th overall and 12th @LaurelPark. Ridden by @hazlewood1912 (double) for @DDRacingStable @LlcEquine and owner Ron Cuneo.
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