#KENTUCKY DOCXTOR HANSEN LICENSE#

Kendall Hansen (second from right) and wife look on after Fast And Accurate wins the 2017 Spiral Stakes at Turfway Park The horse stood his initial season at stud in 2013 at Coolmore's Ashford Stud before the Korean Racing Association purchased him for stud duty in that country.ĭr. That summer he added a victory in the Iowa Derby (G3) at Prairie Meadows. Skychai Racing entered as an ownership partner ahead of the Breeders' Cup.Īt 3 Hansen won the Gotham Stakes (G3) at Aqueduct, finished second in the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (G1) at Keeneland, and ninth in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1).

Hansen earned champion 2-year-old male honors for 2011.

The Mike Maker trainee delivered a front-end score in the Juvenile in a thrilling finish in which he held off eventual classic winner Union Rags by a head. Hansen came back that month with a 13 1/4-length win in the Bluegrass Cat Kentucky Cup Juvenile Stakes at Turfway, which set him up for a start in the Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1) at Churchill Downs. Hansen watched the son of Tapit - Stormy Sunday, by Sir Cat, post a 12 1/4-length debut maiden victory at Turfway Park in September 2011. 3, Pure Panic.) Hansen has raced in New York, New Jersey, and Kentucky this season.Īs the breeder and co-owner of the horse Hansen, Dr. (He has a horse entered at Aqueduct Racetrack Dec. 2 he's had just 16 starts in 2020-21 with a record of 4-1-1 and about $115,000 in earnings. Hansen has been racing a smaller stable in recent years.

#KENTUCKY DOCXTOR HANSEN LICENSE#

KHRC executive director Marc Guilfoil said Hansen does not have a 2022 racing license and, should he apply, a review will be conducted at that time. With the indictment and not a conviction, the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission will continue to honor Hansen's 2021 racing license for the remainder of the year. He would face a fine of up to $1 million. With the charges, Hansen could lose his medical license and would face up to 20 years imprisonment and supervised release of at least three years. 'There's a rash of charges against other physicians in the area and we believe this is another attempt by the government to ratchet up statistics to appear that they're charging a whole lot of doctors in the opioid epidemic.' 'Long story short, there's been a long investigation by the government and these are the only two charges to come out of it,' Chapman added. 'The only charges to come out now are these two allegations related to taking medication from a patient. 'He's been under investigation for years with no charges coming out of it,' Chapman said. Chapman said that many of those civil cases have been dismissed.

Hansen's attorney, Ronald Chapman II, said the charges are linked to ongoing civil cases against Hansen. The actions allegedly occurred from December 2010 through March 2018. He's accused of supplementing his supply of controlled substances by writing prescriptions in the name of IPS employees and telling those employees to fill the prescriptions. Under grand jury charges to the indictment, Hansen, owner of Interventional Pain Specialists in Crestview Hills, Ky., is accused of receiving high doses of opioids through prescriptions from other IPS doctors and other providers in Northern Kentucky.

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