This whole story is a joke. IEAH presumably vetted the horse before they bought him and were sufficiently satisfied to hand over the check. Whatever happened afterwards is what it is. Horses get hurt every day. This deal didn't work out for them so they want to blame everybody else. Witholding payments which they are contractually obligated to make, and not paying for the care and upkeep of the horse shows what kind of people they obviously really are.
They weren't complaining while in the winner's circle after the Wood Memorial were they ?
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10-07-2009, 12:51 PM
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