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12-02-2006, 10:01 AM
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as for the sales, there should be full disclosure on those horses. details should be given along with the pedigree regarding meds, surgeries, etc.
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12-02-2006, 12:34 PM
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Doesn't Clenbuterol (in the appropriate doses) act like steroids do? Would seem that is why Lake keeps getting caught with horses having too high of levels of it.He can always say he was using it for respiratory problems,and that it is unfortunate that once in a while a horse will have an elevated level of the drug despite the fact that it was given no more than the typical horse he runs(freak biological incident.)Like he says,if you run this many horses,freaky things happen.
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12-03-2006, 05:30 AM
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i think clenbuterol is legal up to 72 hrs out, i can see a mishap here or there but frequent misuse i dont know. i will say this about some of the top trainers in the land they get ALL of their horses on a "program". those who are also involved inside know exactly what im referring to. back to clenbuterol lol its not cheap shiat i think it costs about$400 for a months supply for 1 horse
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