Category: Drugs in Racing

Drugs in Racing

Perhaps the Answer to the Recent Spate of Positive Swabs to Levamisole, Acepromazine and Lidocaine Lies in SGF-1000, the Drug Used in the US Doping Scandal That Sent All Those People to Jail

by : peterprofitracing

Industrial Labs also found evidence of acepromazine, levamisole, detomidine, pyrilamine, lidocaine, MEGX, xylazine, and caffeine in an SGF-1000 sample they tested – all of which are regulated in post-race samples due to their potential to impact performance. The company had apparently asked Industrial to test the product and touted the lack of banned substances to racing regulators, […]

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Who Ever Imagined That Emma Stewart’s Horses Were Scared of Needles?

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Not long after we published our story about the missing Stewards Report from last Saturday night’s VicBred semi-finals at Melton, it finally went up. We learnt from it this. Emma Stewart has 39 starters in 11 races, with multiple runners in 10 of them. Only 3 of her 39 runners are pre-race swabbed. Only one […]

Drugs in Racing

DADA

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What is Diisopropylamine Dichloroacetate (DADA)? Diisopropylamine Dichloroacetate, or DADA, is a chemical compound that has recently garnered attention in sports science circles. Known for its unique properties, DADA is being explored for its potential use in enhancing athletic performance. Other Names: DADA is also known under various other names, including Dichloroacetate diisopropylamine, Diisopropylamine salt of […]

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Why John McCarthy Started Serving His DQ and How Peter Trevor-Jones Got Tossed – You Can Find the Decisions Here

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We’ve been contacted by a number of readers who are eager to learn why John McCarthy has finally started serving his disqualification for a cobalt positive almost six years after his horse threw it. Apparently they can’t find any mention of the reason the sin binning has now taken effect on the HRNSW website. We […]

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