Professor faces lifetime horse racing ban for allegedly using unauthorized data in shocking betting scandal

A racehorse owner is in hot water after igniting a scandal. Marshall Gramm, an economics professor at Rhodes College (Tenn.), faces a lifetime ban after being charged with improperly accessing confidential health records for thousands of horses, the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) said in a statement Monday. Gramm denied that he used illegal tactics. HISA alleges that Gramm used this unauthorized access over a six-week period from May to June to access health information of horses that was intended only for veterinarians and the horses’ connections. Dr. Marshall Gramm is a professor of economics at Rhodes College and owner of Ten Strike Racing. Ten Strike Racing It also claimed that Gramm attempted to conceal his identity using an automated method that made his access app