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Originally Posted by arlington
well blow me down! fancy that!!
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Originally Posted by arlington
well blow me down! fancy that!!
I'm floored!!!!
is that similar stuff that was detected last time ?
http://www.harness.org.au/news-artic...?news_id=30731
This link was initially posted in an old thread and although I can see why, the old thread is over 4yrs old! A link to the old thread is below
http://www.harnessracingforum.com/sh...=luke+mccarthy
very interesting has a similar feel as last time.
Vinny however is a geldingQuote:
Originally Posted by DRUIDRACING
you would think with all the testing currently taking place you would stop using. Is it a game they think they can win, is it prestige, is it the money can anyone tell me why they would continue to use chemicals ?
They might look a previous trainer as well
First of all, I assume you are talking about 'they' in general Steve as BM has not even been charged yet, much less proven guilty of anythingQuote:
Originally Posted by DRUIDRACING
Just before reading your post I was watching The Program (Lance Armstrong) on foxtel - humans being human - some will always break the rules
Certainly not casting aspersions about the current positive test. I also watched Lance Armstrong and i thought how great he was to return after cancer how easily we can be fooled. Generally I think racing has been controlled in recent months and the better horses are winning on the whole. i do a lot of research into racing and horses form, trainers, drivers etc and to the average punter all seems well but there are some stables that are questionable at times. Any how I love this industry and now the dogs are gone are we next ?
Very handy being able to transfer All Eyes On Us to J.P McC so quickly and win the Gp2 at Melton tonight
Thought the same thing, just keeping it in the family.Quote:
Originally Posted by Messenger
Same applies to Big Races tomorrow at Melton for 2 runners.
It appears when racing interstate, the move from the usual stables to the new trainers stables, immediately passes the test.
Charges will be heard on October 26
http://www.harnesslink.com/Australia...28th-September
2/11/16 any news..................
still no news ??? has it gone away
I cannot find an update Steve
Maybe its being retested?
thanks trish . maybe houdini is back
Adjourned again to allow expert evidence from overseas to be got
November 30 - December 1Quote:
Originally Posted by Greg Hando
http://www.harness.org.au/news-artic...?news_id=31469
this one took a long time to complete. Actually makes good reading with some new facts in the report " inconclusive evidence that the trainer was responsible for the administration of the substances " and "the number of horses in her care" and the final one "lack of motive".
Then who was responsible for the administration ?
Lack of motive ? usually these substances are administered to win or improve the performance of the horse. in some cases used to treat injured animals. however not being up on medicine the detected substances are they for injuries ?
A link to the decision - 12mths backdated to Aug, has been posted elsewhere but the link clearly belongs here too
http://www.harness.org.au/news-artic...?news_id=32477
Suggest you go back through the forum threads to previous cases involving these drugs. You may get a better understanding of the "facts". Boldenone has be extensively dealt with here previously so expect that this is far from the end of this chapter.Quote:
Originally Posted by DRUIDRACING
waiting for chapter 3...................4 i do remember the previous cases. similar feel.