Clarity and Cooperation - by Eric Mitchell

re: Clarity and Cooperation - by Eric Mitchell

kincsem — Sat, 20 Apr 2013 02:30:42 GMT

What's holding them back? Really?

Must be the money...

re: Clarity and Cooperation - by Eric Mitchell

Carlotta Cooper — Wed, 17 Apr 2013 14:14:11 GMT

I have a veterinarian friend who analyzes EPA data. I showed her the original articles and she noted that something like rodenticide/rat poison could get into a horse's system in their hay or feed. It could be something that's used agriculturally. She suggested that a lot of horses could be walking around with trace amounts of the same poison in their system and trainers/owners wouldn't know it unless something occurred and it happened to show up during a toxicological exam.

I don't know how you would test for something like that. Or if you could test horses in the general horse population to find out if they're being affected, too.

re: Clarity and Cooperation - by Eric Mitchell

John from Baltimore — Tue, 16 Apr 2013 20:32:43 GMT

Vegas could take bets on which trainer is going to step up first and say they are training thier horses everyday on broniodialators and what other drugs.