Will "Omaha Beach" break down in Saturdays Pegasus World Cup like "Mongolian Groom" did in Breeder's Cup?

Link to allegations "Omaha Beach" sold his breeding rights for $22 million b4 scratching from the Kentucky Derby.

It says a win in the Kentucky Derby would have increased his value by $25 million. Obviously that did not happen because he did not rsce in it. The prize for Kentucky Derby is $3 million same as this Saturdays Pegasus World Cup at Gulfstream Park.

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wtf why don't they let us eat the horses in america/??

Nicole Plum is the name of the Iowa's Casey Anthony killing mother.

Evidently Maggi Moss defended her for free.
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Why would an attorney who represents baby killers suddenly be an ADVOCATE for horses?

The baby that was killed by her mother in Iowa is known as "Baby Chelsea."

Her mother was convicted and had to serve many years in jail.

"MITCHELLVILLE - Nicole Plum, the mother of a newborn girl whose frozen body was found in a snowy field near the Chelsea in February 2001, on Wednesday received a four-month work release.

Plum, now 21, pleaded guilty to child endangerment and involuntary manslaughter in her daughter's death. She was sentenced Feb. 28, 2002, to an indeterminate term of up to 10 years in the Iowa Correctional Institute for Women in Mitchellville.

After work release, her case will be re-evaluated for possible parole, the Iowa Board of Parole decided."

"The body carried burn marks and a scrap of terry cloth around the neck. Damage from animals and insects complicated efforts to determine the cause of death.

The death of the child, who came to be known as Baby Chelsea, led to the state's Safe Havens law, which allows parents to leave unwanted infants at a hospital without fear of prosecution. The law has been used several times since it took effect in July 2001."

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Nicole Plum served only FOUR YEARS of her TEN YEAR sentence for killing her baby and was parolled.

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Now about the accusations against the Des Moines police officers Maggi Moss ALSO DEFENDED...

"WEST DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -- About nine officers were strip-searched in March after money was missing in a search of a suspected drug dealer's house.

One of those officers was charged with theft Friday, although prosecutors will not say if the charges are related to the March incident.

Former West Des Moines Detective Edwin Gordon was charged Friday with two misdemeanor theft charges, Assistant County Attorney Steve Foritano said.

Gordon is accused of taking a gun and cashier's checks while on duty.

West Des Moines Detective Lloyd Carlson said Gordon is under investigation in connection with items taken from the search of Robert Willson Sr.'s house March 18.

Gordon, 42, resigned this summer after he was placed on unpaid leave. His attorney Maggi Moss said Gordon, scheduled to be arraigned Oct. 16, will plead not guilty.

The strip searches were conducted by the Polk County Sheriff's Office, which was not involved in the search of the house.

One male deputy and one female deputy took six or seven male officers and two female officers one-by-one into a room at Willson's house after a second count of seized money indicated some was missing, Deputy Chief Dennis Anderson said. No money was found.

``Once an officer is (allegedly) doing something like this, the other officers, who have nothing to hide, feel (the strip search is) necessary,'' Anderson said. ``You've got to do something to ensure no evidence is leaving the scene,'' Anderson said.

Willson's attorney, Dean Stowers, said Gordon appears to be a scapegoat.

``Their approach is that (Gordon) is like a cancerous tumor and they have to somehow excise it,'' Stowers said. ``This is their master plan: to take it off the table and now declare that they've cleaned house and now they're clean and pure.''

Stowers said because Willson's house is so small, it's possible other officer saw or knew about the alleged theft.

Stowers said the strip search and criminal charges against Gordon may jeopardize the drug and weapons case against Willson.

Police seized evidence in an earlier raid on Willson's property in January 1997, Stowers said. Gordon signed the evidence sheet in that case.

Police were later forced to return evidence after a judge threw out the search warrants because Willson did not have three theft convictions listed on the warrant applications.

Stowers said some of the evidence in that case was not returned. He refused to be more specific."

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NTWO's :horse advocate" Maggi Moss also defended Peta's most hated trainer for animal cruelty allegations, Maggi Moss's own former trainer Steve Asmussen in court against charges he drugged his horses.

"Moss defending Asmussen on lidocaine charge

Here's an expanded version from what you'll read in Friday's Courier-Journal, with comments from the head of LSU's equine testing laboratory:

An attorney for leading trainer Steve Asmussen vowed Thursday to fight the Texas Racing Commission's charge that a 2-year-old filly in his care tested positive for a metabolite of the local anesthetic lidocaine after winning a maiden race at Lone Star Park on May 10.

Lawyer and horse owner Maggi Moss said she feels so strongly that she's making it her first legal case in 1 1/2 years. Moss — who led the nation in victories in 2006 and won her first Churchill Downs title last spring — was a high-profile defense attorney in Des Moines, Iowa, before taking an indefinite leave to devote full time to her racing stable. Her trainers include Asmussen, who leads the country in victories and purse earnings with a massive stable that includes Horse of the Year Curlin. Moss said she hired Karen Murphy, a well-known New York
equine attorney, as co-counsel.

"The biggest problem here is just hitting a brick wall with anyone who wants to find out the truth," Moss said in a phone interview. "... I stepped away from the law; I'm not interested in doing this. But I'm coming back to represent Steve. I hired Karen, and the two of us are prepared to fight this to the end."

Lidocaine, which is present in some hand lotions and over-the-counter topical ointments such as triple antibiotic salve, isn't allowed in a horse's system while racing. It is classified by the Association of Racing Commissioners International as a Class 2 drug, which means it has therapeutic use but also a high potential to enhance performance.

Moss said Asmussen was served by the Texas Racing Commission Thursday morning with a charge that Gainesway Stable's 2-year-old filly Timber Trick tested positive for a metabolite of lidocaine after winning a May 10 maiden race at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie. A metabolite is what is produced after the drug goes through the body.

Thursday evening the Texas commission confirmed the charge for a hydrolidocaine finding. In a release, the commission said Texas has zero tolerance for any substances banned for racing, except the anti-bleeder medication furosemide and the
anti-inflammatory known as bute.


If the Lone Star stewards determine there's been a violation, the penalty under
Texas law is a fine ranging from $1,500 to $2,500, a suspension of six months to a
year and loss of the race purse. Moss said she will ask for a continuance of the July 18 hearing date before the stewards.

She charged that the commission denied Asmussen's requests to have the blood sample also tested, to quantify the amount of the substance and to let half of
both the blood and urine samples go to Louisiana State University’s lab for"

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Note: There was once on article on this in Bloodhorse but seems to be removed (censored and comments closed) cover up?

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Many people believe mistakingly that NTWO are horse advocates because they relentlessly attack Dina Albarano of ICareIHelp after her organization rescued over 150 thoroughreds from Louisiana kill pens.

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Dina rescued "Felonious Friend" a horse once owned by Maggi Moss. Allegedly although they once were "working together" to save this horse, the horse was later found starved and Maggi Moss reported it stolen. Yet it was not stolen it was bailed from a kill pen, charges brought on in Janurary of last year will see a court room allegedly next March over a year later, no word yet on when those charges will be dropped by Union Parrish Sheriff (who NTWO thanks on their twitter page) or if Maggi Moss will be charged for making false allegations?

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Now these so called horse advocates NTWO Fox Hill Farms are going to run a horse on Saturday who has sore hooves and needs to have his shoes glued on...

Seems legit...XOXO

Now you will not read any of this information on the Paulick Report, even if "Omaha Beach" does break down on Saturday and here is why.

Thread: Paulick report deleting comments on NTWO Fox Hill Farms horse "Omaha Beach" (Page 4)

Here is "Omaha Beach" owner (Ntwo's Fox Hill Farms Victoria Keith) shaming Fox Hunters on Twitter.

Fox hunting is shameful, so is running injured horses no?

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However ironic it may be...NTWO's Victoria Keith while publicly shaming fox hunters on her own personal twitter uses NTWO twitter to brag about adopting horses to....

WAIT....FOR....IT...

FOX HUNTERS...

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Like "Omaha Beach" "Mongolian Groom" showed signs of injury before breaking down and getting euthanized at the Breeders Cup this year.

Thread: 36 Horses have died at Santa Anita since last December Breeders 2019 The PERFECT STORM

OP,you got way too many things wrong in the post.

You're doing the right thing,but you're not the best messenger.

Omaha Beach didn't run a race until he was 2.25 years old.

He is currently 3.75 years old.

Omaha Beach had proven himself after the Arkansas Derby,and that's when they should have sent him to the stud farm.

He was scratched from the Ky Derby wisely.

The bloodline on this horse is amazing,and any owner would have scratched it if there was any doubt about its stability.


You need to focus on the low-end of racing - the "shit" tracks,where purses are less than 20k.

That's where the real abuse is going down.

Here is "Omaha Beach" Fox Hill Farms Victoria Keith claiming Triple Crown Winner Justify should have been disqualified after failing a drug test...

strong contradiction to her NTWO friend Maggi Moss DEFENDING Steve Asmussen in court as his attorney after he was alleged to drug horses.

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Now this begs the question...how is a horse with allegedly injured hooves going to run in the Pegasus on Saturday which is supposed to be a drug free race without medication?

Are they not treating the pain for his hooves right now?

How can it be?

Note: Gulfstream park is also owned by the Stronach Group same owners as Santa Anita. Just like "Mongolian Groom" was allowed to race, most likely "Omaha Beach" will be too.

Because the horses have drugs including meth in them, the Humane Society says they are "toxic" but if you like hardcore drugs in your meat eat up they are most likely served in fast food, dog food and pizza sausage anyway.

"Is horsemeat safe for human consumption?

No. U.S. horsemeat is dangerous to humans because of the unregulated administration of numerous toxic substances to horses before slaughter.

In the U.S., horses are raised and treated as companion animals, not as food-producing animals. Unlike animals raised for food, the vast majority of horses sent to slaughter will have ingested, or been treated or injected with, multiple chemical substances that are known to be dangerous to humans, untested on humans or specifically prohibited for use in animals raised for human consumption. Horses are gathered from random sources at various stages in their life, and there is no system in the U.S. to track medications and veterinary treatments given to horses to ensure that their meat is safe for human consumption. Due to concerns about the health threats of drug-laced horsemeat, the European Union (EU), a primary importer of North American horsemeat, suspended horsemeat imports from Mexico—where 87 percent of horses slaughtered for export to the EU are of U.S. origin. EU authorities made the decision after a series of scathing audits that exposed a plethora of problems, including the lack of traceability of American horses and horrific suffering on U.S. soil and in Mexico.

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Who would WANT meth in their food? FFS...
Thread: Canterbury Downs in MN horses and workers test positive for meth...XOXO

Better to die racing than to be sent to the Mexican slaughterhouse, where his guts would be cut out of him while he's still alive

I do focus on the shit tracks AND Santa Anita and the Louisiana fairgrounds where 4 horses died in 6 days last week.

Since O.aha Beach's owner Victoria Keith of Fox Hill Farms harass me and dox me and ADMIT IT publicly they are going to be scrutinized more closely. Especially the $22 million payout they received for an allegedly LAME horse.

If bloodlines mattered Winx's half brother would not have been slaughtered in South Korea. Winx won 33 horse races straight in Australia.

We have helped rescue grandchildren of "Triple Crown" winner "Seattle Slew" named "Tribute's Flag" and "Dusty Savanelli" from kill pens. "Secretariat's" offspring have also been rescued from a killpen.

Furthermore a horses bones do not even fully develop until a horse turns 5 so anything under that age is still a baby. Omaha Beach is now 3 years old according to Equibase I will correct that i am off by a year.

Furthermore who do you think hired NTWO as their spokesperson? The very shit tracks in Louisiana you speak of.

Whose paying them to harass people?
Why was a lame horse sold for $22 million. Not hard to connect the dots.

Here is the link to Equibase profile for Omaha Beach showing his age ownership and earnings.
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Focus on LOW END RACING SHIT TRACKS like Evangaline and Delta Downs in Louisiana who ARE PARTNERED WITH NTWO???

I AM...

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This is true enough I guess if you want to feel the pain of your leg shattered and ripped off.

But you may be right that may be a better fate then the majority of the horses get detoxing from drugs on a long hot ride crammed together with no water to mexico where they are killed brutally.

However, I do not think a horse should have to endure EITHER fate.

Particularly since track workers from the 80's in California claim to NEVER have seen a break down in the 2 years they worked there so I KNOW this can end.

Also, if this horse does break a leg, it most likely WON'T be humanely euthanized since it is already allegedly sold for stud for $22 million and is supposed to retire after Saturdays race, so it's fate is either retire now, or possibly break down on Saturday.

THEY R GONNA B LOOKIN FOR HEAT AFTER THE NEXT TUNE UP...

3 MORE HORES IN 3 DAYS..LASIX MURDER CAPITAL OF THE WORLD..

THEY ARE WEENING AT LEAST ONE HORSE FROM IT...MAY BE THE 30 TO ONE SHOT....

THE SOIL MAY BE 'DAMP'...

In her own words Victoria Keith suggests owner's "band together" saying they "could and shouldcontrol the sport" after NTWO has ratted out many owners already.
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