Whip It! Whip it Real Good Gaz!
Gee, I wonder why the Stewards are looking at G. Hall Junior’s whip use. He’s the one in the yellow and blue one off the fence in the death. I suspect little Gaz may have breached the whip rule. How about you?
How the EPO Micro Dosers Avoid the Tests
The combination of growth hormone (GH) and recombinant erythropoietin (rEPO) is thought to be used particularly in endurance sports. Our objective was to reproduce a 2-week administration of rEPO microdoses alone or in combination with GH microdoses (three times a week) on healthy and athletic male subjects and to evaluate if GH had any additional […]
The Big Bash Blows Into Bathurst
They reckon it was worth the $75 ticket to the Bathurst Harness Racing Awards night on Friday was well the price of admission just for the fights. First up there was Mrs Nigel Frisby v Mrs Josh Turnbull in the ladies loo, allegedly blueing over news that for reasons unknown Josh had been cut out […]
Atomic Blast – These Client Lists of the Convicted Criminal Drug Cheat Seth Fishman Sure Are
Here is the bowled Steve Dolan, caught John Curtin hat trick. This time it is an Auckland Reactor gelding called Atomic Blast. He is a bit different from the other pair of Love the Blues and Team Kiwi, in that Dolan trains him from the start of his career. They back him off the map […]
Love The Blues – Every Single Bank Note – But Do Seth Fishman’s Clients Like the Price They Might One Day Have to Pay? – That is the Real Question My Friends
Love the Blues was a slow horse, like many pacers are before international bloodstock agent John Curtin and his friend and trainer Steve Dolan get their hands on them. In 18 starts the Auckland Reactor gelding had won just a single race, a lowly affair at Invercargill way back in March 2020. A brief interlude […]
Team Kiwi – How to Make Sixty Grand in a Month, With a Little Help From Your Friends
Team Kiwi was a fair pacer up until the 7th of June 2020, but not a great one. Up until that date the gelding had raced 20 times for three win, The first 2 had been at his 2nd and 3rd career starts fifteen months before, in lowly races at Wyndham and Invercargill in the […]
I Stop Trains
Gary Jubelin catches killers. Superman leaps talls buildings in a single bound. I stop trains. Yesterday I had my last on the Hayes trained topweight Autissiodorum in the 4th at Bendigo. I was counting the cash at the 200 metre mark. And then just as I started to get out of my chair to perform […]
Re – Eagle Farm
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Back to the Drugs ….. How Come Turbo’s Levamisole Swab Hasn’t Been Dealt With Yet? – After All, It’s Been Almost a Year
A levamisole swab is a pretty easy issue for a Stewards panel to deal with. You horse has thrown a positive to a banned drug that has no threshold, because you are not allowed to use it all. It is a strict liability offence, meaning that you are guilty. Boom. Six month suspension. But Turbo […]
The Problem – And the Solution
We have been telling you for a long time that the problem with drugs in racing is that the science practiced by the cheats is a mile ahead of that used by the drug labs trying to bust them. It’s a bit of a running joke really. Racing authorities employ measures like retention barns and […]