US Thoroughbreds Are Not Only Slower, But Also Breakdown More Often
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What a mess: we are breeding for speed – but not getting it, and simultaneously our horses are getting injured more often while running route races in times similar to those of the 1940s. Unlike the Leonardo da Vinci quote above – some of us are indeed saying something about…
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