There was talk that I'll Have Another really didn't have an injury that would prevent him from running. I'll Have Another also used breathing strips. But more importantly, I'll have Another shipped to Belmont the day after the Preakness ended. He settled in nicely. Then the NY dumbass politicians decided that to protect the integrity of the race, all horses would need to go to a quaranteen barn to be monitored 24 hours a day a week before the race. I'll Have Another's group said, why are we hearing this now, and not when we got here after we settled the horse in? This was NY's racing commission, that aren't horsemen but made up of politicians way of controlling the race. The horsemen said it was a nightmare to train, because you had a bunch of horses training at the same time in a small confined space. Injuries were inevitable, and I think O'Neill made a mountain out of a molehill injury, to cost NY the horse that everyone wanted to see that year.