IMO Lasix enhances performance by allowing the horse to run to its best natural ability without being hampered with blood in its lungs.
Is a horse going to run faster with Lasix and no bleeding from the lungs compared to running and bleeding? Yes
But I do not believe Lasix will cause a horse to outrun its natural ability (compared to a horse racing on anabolic steriods)
So while I do believe lasix will make a horse run better, I actually agree with Riot (dont tell anybody) that it's really a performance enabler... compared to an actual enhancer like racing on roids.
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Originally Posted by Riot
Can I start just making stuff up out of thin air, too? 
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