In The Sulky Forum
General Category => General Harness Racing Discussion => Topic started by: FirstUp on August 18, 2014, 08:34:23 AM
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Any of the Ohio guys know what is going on with the 2 year old pacing filly Bell Flower. The Ohio Development fund website has set her down (1st placed 8th) in the last sire stake and eliminated her earnings and points. The owner/trainer has also been returned to Fred Huff and co from Arledge. I also heard guys saying that the state fair money for her division hasn't been paid out. Very curious
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??? ??? Maybe this is the reason for the long delay in purse money Amy was asking about on FB.
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??? ??? Maybe this is the reason for the long delay in purse money Amy was asking about on FB.
Gary. If you feel that is the case you should just contact the GM of Scioto to know the truth. I think you should have known that.
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Gary. If you feel that is the case you should just contact the GM of Scioto to know the truth. I think you should have known that.
The GM of Scioto Downs already told us that she releases checks when the testing lab releases them.
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The GM of Scioto Downs already told us that she releases checks when the testing lab releases them.
I think Amy needs to ponder this out loud. Then we will get all the answers we need.
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I don't know what's going on but she is in at Scioto Saturday Sires Stakes 1st race 6 hole. 3/5 odds
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In Ohio you must stay in the test barn 1 1/2 hours after winning a race for Tc02 testing...........the groom of Bell Flower did not understand this and left the state barn right after the horse gave a urine sample when she won the sire stake. Fred Huff was fined, the money redistributed and her point standing adjusted.
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In Ohio you must stay in the test barn 1 1/2 hours after winning a race for Tc02 testing...........the groom of Bell Flower did not understand this and left the state barn right after the horse gave a urine sample when she won the sire stake. Fred Huff was fined, the money redistributed and her point standing adjusted.
slaphead Someone in the state barn should have had the courtesy to tell the poor groom this information.