I found the Australia newspaper story linked on HANA this morning so interesting. The 8 steps he believes racing must take to get better address the problems there, and they are the problems here. Please give it a read as it is very well written.
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I disagree with #6. Hay is most important. Without hay there is no horses, there are no horse owners, there are no horse trainers, there are no racetracks, there are no customers.
The customer, and the sport, depends on hay.
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