Smooth win BOF. Nice run to get him bang on for the real plan. Look forward to further updates and the blog on Dream.
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Great stuff Bayoffreedom
Bit of after timing on my part, but I jumped on board and managed to use him in a roll up too
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Thanks for the good wishes everyone. Yesterday was one of the good days; today is one of the bad ones. He was sore last night and it turns out he has broken his leg. I was at the stables when the vet x-rayed him. He had a 50:50 (at best) chance of racing again (a year off, at least) with an operation or be put down. I asked if he could still have some sort of life even if he couldn't race and was told that he could. It had to be an immediate decision and I couldn't think of putting him down so he is now being on operated on and we should know soon how it's gone.
Apologies to anyone from Animal Rising if this decision doesn't suit your campaign rhetoric!
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Originally posted by Bayoffreedom View PostThanks for the good wishes everyone. Yesterday was one of the good days; today is one of the bad ones. He was sore last night and it turns out he has broken his leg. I was at the stables when the vet x-rayed him. He had a 50:50 (at best) chance of racing again (a year off, at least) with an operation or be put down. I asked if he could still have some sort of life even if he couldn't race and was told that he could. It had to be an immediate decision and I couldn't think of putting him down so he is now being on operated on and we should know soon how it's gone.
Apologies to anyone from Animal Rising if this decision doesn't suit your campaign rhetoric!
Keep us informed, hoping he comes through the operation well and can have a life after racing.
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Well done re: the result BOF, that was some great race placement from Fahey. He operates well beyond his means he’s a cute hoor & is absolutely flying at the moment, so good to see.
Equally gutted re: the post race setback, that’s racing for you, more downs than ups but hopefully he’ll rehab well & come back with his old zest still intact. Wouldn’t be in the least bit interested in what any of the Animals Rights active idiots care, they are living in cloud cuckoo land.
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Many thanks for the good wishes. I was struggling to post x-rays and video to the forum so ended up writing a blog detailing the last 48 hours http://www.cheltenhamdream.com/blog-...tic-three-days. Fingers crossed he is on the road to recovery.
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