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Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
One could argue that NYRA took action too soon. The banned a trainer for an alleged medication violation in another jurisdiction.
The split sample has yet to be analyzed. Were it to return negative for betamethasone, the case in KY will be dropped. Would NYRA be in a vulnerable position if that takes place?
On the other side of the coin, is the action they took going to be particularly effective? What are they going to do if a horse like Charlatan shows up in the entry box with a different trainer?
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I assume they would likely lift the ban if the split sample comes back negative.