It is certainly true that certain drugs and medications can have greatly different effects on animals than humans. For example, the drug PCP is a trainquilizer for large animals, yet is has the opposite effect on humans. PCP can make people cazy and it often times will give people super-human strength.
But when it comes to steroids, I have never seen or heard any evidence that would lead me to believe that steroids don't affect horses in much the same way that steroids affect humans. I am very open-minded. If anyone has any information showing that steroids do not affect horses in much the same way as they affect humans, I would love to see this information.
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