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From: Amy (1pony)
9/13/19
Excellent article this is from the last 2 paragraphs:
CHRB officials have said other horses from barns other than Baffert's tested positive for
scopolamine around the same time, and that those cases were also dismissed due to the belief they were caused by environmental contamination from jimsonweed.
What's scopolamine, substance Justify tested positive for?
Horse Racing news: What's scopolamine, substance Justify tested positive for?.
Read more from www.horseracingnation.comFrom: Amy (1pony)
9/13/19
Winner: CHRB followed protocols in scopolamine positives for Justify, six others
The California Horse Racing Board followed all of its procedures when adjudicating cases last year involving the eventual Triple Crown winner Justify and six other horses that tested positive for a regulated substance, the board's chairman at the time, Chuck Winner, said in a statement released on Thursday afternoon.
Read more from www.drf.comFrom: Derby132
9/18/19
And a good analysis this is:
A FACTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE JUSTIFY SCOPOLAMINE POSTIVE IN THE SANTA ANITA DERBY
From: Derby132
10/4/19
Yes he's right and I think he's been saying this for a long time.
Explanations need to be timely and published for every fatality.
From: Amy (1pony)
12/9/19
Good for Kentucky, they are the first to make major reforms!!
KHRC Moves Forward With Race-Day Lasix Policy Changes
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission moved toward a partial Lasix phase-out at its Dec. 9 meeting in Lexington by voting to move the proposal into the regulation process.
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