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Trainers David Vandyke and Kelly Schweida concerned over toll of night racing on stables – Racenet
Group 1-winning trainer David Vandyke found himself in hospital this month, ordered directly there by his GP after he had been complaining of chest pain.
Group 1-winning trainer David Vandyke found himself in hospital this month, ordered directly there by his GP after he had been complaining of chest pain.
He was later cleared of any heart issues, but a question his doctor asked stuck with the trainer.
“The doctor said to me ‘are you under stress and are you getting enough sleep?’ I thought it was a gee-up and there must have been a camera somewhere,” Vandyke said.
The fact is trainers and their staff operate on very little sleep and the stresses…
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