Just saw carpet layers going into Headquarters. Apparently large bumps under the carpet.....maybe someone is trying to hide things and not confirm other reports.
Could be wrong.
Teecee, you are entitled to remain uninformed if you so wish, you can also keep saying "there's no facts" if you so wish, this reminds me of an old expression "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink"
I am definitley not telling you how to form your opinions Tony, but as some would say, "opinions are like a butt, everyone has one and some of them stink more than others."
Oh and by the way, I have done a truckload of research in recent weeks on this subject which I have not shared on this thread for several reasons. The time for pushing our heads in the sand is over, this is a real issue, but you don't have to believe me, just watch and see how it all unfolds.
Last edited by Danno; 02-07-2014 at 05:46 PM.
Just saw carpet layers going into Headquarters. Apparently large bumps under the carpet.....maybe someone is trying to hide things and not confirm other reports.
Could be wrong.
BiCarb is a naturally occurring event within the metabolism of the animal. Research into this shows evidence the natural occurrence to be at a level below the set threshold. BiCarb at a level above the threshold is indicative of additional factors and allows authorities to consider prima facie interference in the natural processes of the horse. Boldenone is similar along with many others including Cobalt Chloride.
[QUOTE=Danno;30515]Teecee, you are entitled to remain uninformed if you so wish, you can also keep saying "there's no facts" if you so wish, this reminds me of an old expression "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink"
I am definitley not telling you how to form your opinions Tony, but as some would say, "opinions are like a butt, everyone has one and some of them stink more than others."
Oh and by the way, I have done a truckload of research in recent weeks on this subject which I have not shared on this thread for several reasons. The time for pushing our heads in the sand is over, this is a real issue, but you don't have to believe me, just watch and see how it all unfolds.[/QUOTE
]Hey Danno That's fine. Each has his own opinion. I'm not saying your view is neither right nor wrong. So far you have chosen to back up your opinion with newspaper cuttings none of which is backed up by scientific studies. You may remember the Boldenone discussions on the forum. Some pretty strong views on both sides which included scientific study and analysis yet the end result even stumped the experts. The result remains unresolved as we take a parallel path with a not dissimilar naturally occurring substance. Only trouble is as I see it there is not the science exposed to back the views.
You can get me to drink that water simply by guiding me to the secret articles within the scientific community where you have your evidence. PM is fine.
PS... that's my personal view on the issue. As for a moderator's view I am still to see any evidence which backs up the opinion expressed throughout this thread. Evidence of 6 positives to Cobalt Chloride with Harness Racing in NSW and it is the tip of a much wider drugs scandal in Australian Racing industry.
Last edited by teecee; 02-07-2014 at 06:30 PM.
This is a notice to participants from Reid Sanders published in the February official & notices & programs booklet.
http://hrnsw.com.au/hrnsw-notice1.html
Reid Sanders states that it is being used in the Harness Racing industry.
Forget your scientific proof. Isn't it enough that when used in high doses it can be dangerous & even fatal. When does the welfare of the horse come into it?
That's good enough for me.
The British Medical Journal states that CC causes Hypoxia like responses from the body.
Keep that in mind & read the following. Very interesting.
http://cyclingtips.com.au/2013/02/th...o-gene-doping/
The USTA is the Governing Body for the Sport of Harness Racing for the entire US & the Atlantic Province of Canada.
This article was published by them & is the foundation of a newspaper article that I posted earlier.
Interesting reading.
http://xwebapp.ustrotting.com/absolu...57329&zoneid=1
Last edited by trish; 02-08-2014 at 12:00 AM. Reason: missed the point
Cobalt Chloride is a naturally occurring event? Cobalt maybe but Cobalt Chloride? It's a compound of Cobalt and Chlorine. Look here http://www.ehow.com/list_7791350_use...-chloride.html
Manufactured for use in paint and ink.
Re http://hrnsw.com.au/hrnsw-notice1.html
If they didn't get any positives to it, how did they know it was being used?
Exactly Paul.
Thought the same myself.
(Quote from HRNSW release)... HRNSW have been on record in recent days that there are a number of samples under further investigation since the introduction of the threshold.
If these samples were within the normal range, why then would they be under further investigation?