It is really extra-Contstitutional as to whether he wants to call his horse this or that. The Constitution is meant to put limits on government, not people........
So you agree he has a "blanket protection" for free speech in his private name for his horse?
It is really extra-Contstitutional as to whether he wants to call his horse this or that.
You just agreed that to race at a public track, the jockey club could [constitutionally speaking] limit what he 'calls' his horse. - You can't have it both ways.
The Constitution is meant to put limits on government, not people........
All people living in the USA are 'limited' by our supreme "Law of the Land".
As servicemen, we swore an oath to support & defend. ALL of us are so obligated, as per our oath of Citizenship. -- So -- We the People can't run about calling publicly raced horses by names that may be offensive to religious, political or ethnic groups. - Those are 'fighting words' under common law.