If a small trainer from Western Victoria has been been caught in possession of the peptide TB 1000, I cannot help but think that it is probably better stashed away in many other stables.
http://www.smh.com.au/sport/horserac...28-gohdvx.html
To read "Peptides have the added attraction to drug cheats that they are virtually undetectable" makes me think that the chances of us having a relatively clean racing industry and thus a level playing field are virtually zero!
I wonder whether one day, if we decide to pursue integrity, all our racing stock will have to come from training centres/barns (similar to what Peter Walsh said he worked from in the US in his interview on the latest Harness Review) with 24hr security surveillance
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