Paulick report 12/2011

Sixteen trainers at Yonkers Raceway, Monticello Raceway and Saratoga Gaming and Raceway were issued fines and suspensions by the NY Racing and Wagering Board for Oxymetazoline violations. According to the Daily Racing Form, the following is a list trainers who received the fines and suspensions:


• Joseph S. Anderson: 2 year suspension and $5,000 fine
• Paul Blumenfeld: 180 day suspension and $5,000 fine
• Robert W. Harmon: 180 day suspension and $5,000 fine
• Thomas Merton: 6 month suspension and $2,000 fine
• Lance Hudson: 120 day suspension and $2,000 fine
• Heidi Rohr: 120 day suspension and $2,000 fine
• Mark Kesmodel: 105 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Christopher Oakes: 105 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Richard J. Banca: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Paul N. Fusco: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Frank Yanoti: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Kevin W. Johnson: 60 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Frank Calcagni: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• Don C. Campbell: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• David Duspiva: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• Michael Vanderkamp: 60 day suspension and $750 fine

Hey dummy G…anything to say about the proof provided?

Horse on front with Austin Sorrie driving wait straight into the grass halfway down the stretch, didn’t look good.

Have to disagree with you, think Frank Salive was the best ever at WEG.

I agree 100 %. Frank was a next level talent. Salive's voice, rhythm, timing, and knowledge were out of this world. I could listen to him forever.

Probably a change of pace. Real good guy and arguably the best talent ever at WEG. And to your point, after starving for three or so years you'd think he'd be racing back to the comfort and warmth of the fourth floor. But he isn't but one can only hope. I will not tune in on sundays when they have that amateur calling the races and I certainly don't watch flammy with the other idiot. It's amazing how shit everything is up there when for the longest time it was much watch.

Have to disagree with you, think Frank Salive was the best ever at WEG.

That's not a call, it black and white, you miss the cutoff time your scratched. Had a horse scratched out of a 100K race a few years ago due to being three minutes late for lasix due to an accident on the highway. Why is it different for him? Where are all the so call media people on this?