Nehro, the 2011 Kentucky Derby runner-up, is shown in the video being examined shortly after a race by a blacksmith who says of a chronically damaged hoof, “His foot is a little bitty nub. It’s all broke off. He lost … Z-bars on both feet multiple times until he had bloody holes in the bottom of his feet.”

Blasi added, “The problem is this is a horse who don’t have any foot at all.”

In another scene, Blasi is overheard talking about shock-wave therapy, whose use is now regulated in most racing states so that it cannot be done within days of a race. “Shock-wave therapy is like, it dead(ens) – it kills pain,” Blasi said. “That’s why you can’t do it close to (race day). “’Cause people used to do it like two or three days out, and then these (expletive deleted) go out there and snap their (deleted) leg off.”

Asked by the investigator whether it takes a specialist to operate a shock-wave therapy machine, Blasi responded, “No, anybody can do it. A (deleted) retard can do it. It (deleted) hurts like hell. I can’t believe them (deleted) can take it.”

Also, Ricardo Santana Jr., currently the leading rider at Oaklawn Park, is mentioned by Blasi as being a “good machine rider.” Additionally, there is a reference to Super Saver, the 2010 Kentucky Derby winner, possibly having been hit with a buzzer. Super Saver was ridden by Calvin Borel.

all rubbish anyway what really counts is golden slipper 2yo triple crown