Justify Failed Drug Test Before Derby

[King Glorious]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

Steve do you truthfully not see an issue with this whole thing coming out like it did? You don’t think the Santa Anita Derby winner (and eventual TC winner) testing over the allowed limit of anything is a story....whether it was contaminated feed or not?

Do you disagree there at least appears to be a coverup?

Absolutely agree with you. My feeling is that it was just bad luck and nothing nefarious went on. I also know that in many instances, perception far outpaces reality and if people who are within the sport or even just fans like we are, are questioning the integrity of the process, I don’t see how this is in any way positive. It’s kinda like that scene when Detective Lieutenant Frank Dreben was standing in front of a fireworks store that was exploding all over the place and he was saying “there’s nothing to see here.”

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by King Glorious

Absolutely agree with you. My feeling is that it was just bad luck and nothing nefarious went on. I also know that in many instances, perception far outpaces reality and if people who are within the sport or even just fans like we are, are questioning the integrity of the process, I don’t see how this is in any way positive. It’s kinda like that scene when Detective Lieutenant Frank Dreben was standing in front of a fireworks store that was exploding all over the place and he was saying “there’s nothing to see here.”

Yup...the story is the coverup. If the CHRB did this for a scopolamine overage what else have they done?

It’s a bad look and the CHRB should own it.

[Kasept]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

Yup...the story is the coverup. If the CHRB did this for a scopolamine overage what else have they done? It’s a bad look and the CHRB should own it.

Salient point. And there's a ton of pent up animosity towards it by West Coast stakeholders..

[NavalOrange]

So now Putin is contaminating our hay fields.