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http://www.ivis.org/proceedings/AAEP/2000/229.pdf
pay particular attention to page 4...where the question of performance enhancement is addressed... Don't get me wrong, I know some trainers use it the same way bodybuilders use it...but actual performance improvement in the horse has been disproven. And if Scott Lake wants to claim that he was using this as legitimate treatment for mucus or other bronchial infection I will repeat what I have said before...if the horse needs to be on medication that horse should not be running.
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One of his "buddies" that trains has a clen positive. |
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Not running a horse with a legitimate lung infection? or not using a drug off-label in an attempt to enhance performance?
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Personally I think all drugs should be banned. Screw veterinarians, they are the ones that created this problem. |
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Who is my buddy? You didn't answer the question about Dutrow. Did he ever get caught cheating? It amazes me how you call a pitcher with pinetar a cheater, and that is more acceptable in that sport, but when your buddy gets caught cheating it is ok, because they all do it. You are so full of it is isn't even funny. You are about as two faced as they come. |
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The trainers in horse racing all cheat. You know it too, but it is ok for them and not ok for baseball pitchers. Either you say it is part of the sport or you say they are all cheaters. You can't pick and choose, like you seem to do. |