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“He made some quick fixes, some changes he thought were necessary,” Keefe told DRF. “He’s very comfortable that we’ll be where we need to be on Saturday.”
The uneasy negotiations Monday followed several days of explosive communications between horsemen and breeders, who say they worry Laurel Park is unsafe for horses and riders, and the Maryland Jockey Club, which operates the racetrack and says it’s safe.
The stalemate continues between the Maryland Jockey Club and the Thoroughbred Horsemen Association over track conditions, after multiple horses died last week.
WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Dispute over track conditions continues after multiple horses die at Laurel Park
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