Dutrow now trains....

[reese]

Originally Posted by Hickory Hill Hoff

He should improve off that Holy Bull effort next time out.

Sure will.
Kentucky has the most liberal drug rules of any venue.

They are not even testing for steroids at Gulfstream until April/May.
I bet McP will rarely race in NY.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by reese

Sure will.
Kentucky has the most liberal drug rules of any venue.

They are not even testing for steroids at Gulfstream until April/May.
I bet McP will rarely race in NY.

This is fiction. Of course facts will get in the way of your misguided "drug" theories.

[reese]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

This is fiction. Of course facts will get in the way of your misguided "drug" theories.

Since you know it all...set me straight. Exactly what drugs does KY test for...all horses in all races or spot check? And exactly what meds are legal on race day in KY? And when did these new rules take effect?

As for Gulfstream, I posted what I read in the trades. Since you know differently...please explain.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by reese

Since you know it all...set me straight. Exactly what drugs does KY test for...all horses in all races or spot check? And exactly what meds are legal on race day in KY? And when did these new rules take effect?

As for Gulfstream, I posted what I read in the trades. Since you know differently...please explain.

No track or jurisdiction tests all horses in all races. The raceday rules in KY are virtually the same as the other major racing jurisdictions. These rules took effect 2 years ago. I know that there aren't that many outlets for horseracing information but the trades are fairly worthless.

[Perfect Million]

Originally Posted by reese

And exactly what meds are legal on race day in KY?

Lasix and One Adjunct Bleeder Med.