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Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
One logical course of action would be to observe the quality and success of racing in jurisdictions that don't allow raceday lasix.
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Heck no. "Observing the quality and success of racing in jurisdictions that don't allow raceday lasix"would give us absolutely zero information about, "finding bleeding, how bad is it really? Does it affect performance? How do we know? Who can give an accurate measurement?"
You know what would be a great way to find out how many horses bleed, how bad is the problem "really", does it affect performance? You know who could give us an accurate measurement?
That would be to let scientists actually look at thousands of race horses, and actually measure how badly they bleed, with and without lasix.
We have that information. What is the answer? Do you know?