State of Delaware Suspensions

[gh2009]

This is a well kept secret that every person knows about,,,,,,,,

I believe Patti Brittingham and Victor Kirby are a couple.

[JENNY FROM THE BLOCK]

What’s he bring to the table besides controlling races and schedule 1 narcotics. False ownership maybe

thats all. nothing much.

[Kirbys Ace]

You can "exclude"(By track) but no racing commission can suspend on hearsay. Thus, why no suspension on Morgan. Man knows how to cover his tracks!

[Letsgo95]

I guess Patti is scared of him or it’s only the smaller stables they will pick on. She knows who is guys are while she stands Pat and allows them to still be there. I just wonder if she’s on the take as well

[Grandstand Handicapper]

Generally speaking, all racetracks, when considered private property, which they all can elect---even those owned by a state (like the Meadowlands used to be, vis a vis the NJSEA)---have "property rights" and the right to exclude. Yes, appeals, right to one's livelihood, etc., can be argued; but it's going to take a massive amount of litigation. The problem is racetracks either:
1) Turn a blind eye and a deaf ear
2) Sweep it under the rug, for selfish, self-serving, etc., reasons
3) Management is inept and don't know how to properly operate and run the business of a racetrack
4) Rely on others to enforce and govern
5) Are simply stupid.

That said, below are some links regarding exclusion, specifically Jerry Hollendorfer being excluded:

https://www.thoroughbreddailynews.com/private-property-rights-under-hisa/

https://paulickreport.com/nl-art-1/can-they-do-that-the-legal-precedent-or-not-behind-hollendorfers-exclusion

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1676884

I don't intimately follow DE racing, but I am not surprised. Simply more like PA.