CRC quarantine impacts GP; Test results give all clear (almost)
 

The Calder barn area was placed under quarantine late Saturday afternoon after an unidentified horse began displaying symptoms of a neurological disorder. The horse was ultimately euthanized.

The quarantine will severely impact Sunday's racing program at Gulfstream Park, with nearly half of the 118 horses on the card stabled at Calder.

Of the 10 races on the card, the one in most jeopardy is the sixth, a $15,000 conditioned claiming event. Nine of the 11 horses in the field are stabled at Calder.

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Gulf cancels two races due to Calder quarantine
 

Gulfstream Park will run an abbreviated eight-race program on Sunday with post time for the first race set for 1:44 p.m. The afternoon's first live race, the second, will go off at it's originally scheduled post time of 1:44.

There will also be approximately a one hour gap between the fifth and seventh races. The pick six and all other exotic wagers involving the two cancelled races are also canceled.
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63 scratches at Gulfstream

Who has barn 77?

are the calder horses out for wedn?

No. All but the one barn are clear..

Juan Arias among others.

Calder quarantine to be lifted after negative test
By Mike Welsch

MIAMI, Fla. - Test results on the as-yet unidentified horse who died early Monday morning at Calder have come back negative from the state testing lab at the University of Florida for the equine herpesvirus, track officials confirmed Monday afternoon. As a result, the quarantine on the Calder stable, which restricted horses from travelling in or out of the track, was to be lifted at midnight on Monday.

The news came as a huge relief to officials at Gulfstream Park, which relies heavily on entries based at Calder throughout its race meeting and even more so during the final weeks of the session, when stables from New York and Kentucky begin shipping back north. The 2010 Gulfstream meet continues through April 24.

"This is great news," Gulfstream's president, Ken Dunn, said minutes after receiving word from the track's veterinarian, Dr. Patti Marquis, that results of tests taken Saturday had come back negative just before 5 p.m. on Monday. A full necropsy will now be performed.