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    WTF? Horses taking PEDS too?

    Justify, the colt who in 2018 became one of only 13 horses to win the Triple Crown, reportedly failed a drug test that should have disqualified him from racing's most revered event, according to a New York Times report Wednesday.

    Documents obtained by the Times allegedly show that Justify tested positive for a banned substance called scopolamine just weeks before the 2018 Kentucky Derby, the first of three races needed to earn the Triple Crown title. Rather than disqualifying the colt, the California Horse Racing Board took more than a month to confirm the test, according to the Times.

    "Then, instead of filing a public complaint as it usually does, the board made a series of decisions behind closed doors as it moved to drop the case and lighten the penalty for any horse found to have the banned substance that Justify tested positive for in its system," the Times report said.

    #2
    thats a billion dollar industry. of course theyll be on PEDS.
    even dogs get ******* lol

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      #3
      Yea thats a thing.

      They even got diruetics. They give them Lasik legally which make them piss & can mean they are 20+lbs lighter by race time.

      Horseracing is a seedy f#cking business.

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        #4
        Horses were always on roids. Equipoise was developed for horses decades ago. It helped to develop lean muscle mass. Notice their muscle definition during races, particularly shoulder and chest area. Humans started using it in the 60s/70s. Most competitive bodybuilders used it too.

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          #5
          I thought this was already well known?

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            #6
            Lol thats old as ****.

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              #7
              Well sue me, I didn't know. All my horses are clean, no drugs here.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Mooshashi View Post
                Justify, the colt who in 2018 became one of only 13 horses to win the Triple Crown, reportedly failed a drug test that should have disqualified him from racing's most revered event, according to a New York Times report Wednesday.

                Documents obtained by the Times allegedly show that Justify tested positive for a banned substance called scopolamine just weeks before the 2018 Kentucky Derby, the first of three races needed to earn the Triple Crown title. Rather than disqualifying the colt, the California Horse Racing Board took more than a month to confirm the test, according to the Times.

                "Then, instead of filing a public complaint as it usually does, the board made a series of decisions behind closed doors as it moved to drop the case and lighten the penalty for any horse found to have the banned substance that Justify tested positive for in its system," the Times report said.
                - -Horses been doped from the beginning of time.

                What grade you in?

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by QueensburyRules View Post
                  - -Horses been doped from the beginning of time.

                  What grade you in?
                  Grade Suck my ****. And I'm the teacher.

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                    #10
                    They were taking them before people.

                    They didn't call them horse steroids for nothing.

                    People started taking the stuff for the horses at first.

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