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Old 05-13-2012, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin View Post
The truth of the matter is that you are not an iota more qualified than anyone else to decide whether lasix is good for racing or not.
The truth of the matter is that I am far more qualified than you. I actually treat animals, including horses, with lasix, I am trained in it's pharmacology and use, I have a license and degree that proves that, and I am a published researcher regarding the pharmacologic effect of lasix in race horses.

You? You're a rude guy on the internet. You're entitled to an opinion on race day medications, but when you start saying false things about lasix to advance an agenda, I call bullsh.i.at. on the lasix lies. Because, yes, I know far more about lasix than you do.

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But that is not the question. The question is whether lasix is good for racing or not.
The question is do you think using therapeutic medications that help protect the lungs of race horses should continue to be allowed?

You say no. Good luck with that. I'll fight you and your ilk every step of the way.
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