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Only if you ignore the incidence of EIPH in American (allows lasix) and non-American racing jurisdictions. And the results in the progeny of American sires used as shuttle stallions.
Focusing on lasix as a major problem in horse racing is a sham, and an idiocy.
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When I saw this all I could wonder is if they would all be wearing promise rings...
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I'm sure they all feel wonderfully self-satisfied for their efforts at taking American racing back to a past that's not in the best interest of the health and welfare of the race horse, nor at current standards of veterinary medical care.
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How much do you get paid to post here and on other boards? |