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Originally Posted by Riot
Your assumption is mere use = abuse.
My viewpoint - based upon the science - is that use = therapy good for the horse.
Who cares what was done 10 years ago? 100 years ago? What matters is what we know now, today, about the horse's health.
And those that know race horse health best, the veterinary world, based upon today's medical knowledge and research, are advising the racing world to allow one drug - lasix - to be used on race day as a therapeutic medication for the health and welfare of the race horse.
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Simple, 93% of horses allegedly need it, yet 100% get it. Sure, that makes sense.
04-28-2012, 05:02 PM
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