Category: Drugs in Racing

Drugs in Racing

A Peptide a Day Keeps the Clean Trainers Away – Day 14- How to Fix Friar Tucked Horses, Just Like the King

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OSPHOS – 15 ML Bisphosphonate: Clodronate disodium (OSPHOS) is a non-amino, chloro-containing bisphosphonate. Chemically, clodronate disodium is (dichloromethylene) diphosphonic acid disodium salt and is manufactured from the tetrahydrate form. The structural formula of clodronate disodium is: Molecular Formula: CH2CL2O6 P2.2Na Molecular Weight: 288.85 Active substance clodronate disodium tetrahydrate 74.98 mg/mL corresponds to clodronate disodium 60.0 mg/mL. […]

Drugs in Racing

Why Tweaked Peptides Can’t Be Picked Up in Swabs – Part 1 – The Science, and Why the QLD Samples are Useless

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In doping control analysis for small molecules, such as peptides, the sample pre-treatment is relevant, since these molecules are susceptible to oxidation, enzymatic proteolysis, and degradation. Therefore, the storage of blood and urine samples is of vital importance for carrying out an adequate analysis. Freezing at −20 °C is adequate and avoids peptide degradation. The […]

Drugs in Racing

Why Tweaked Peptides Can’t Be Picked Up in Swabs – Part 2 – The Cheats Tweak Them Too Quick

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The analysis of prohibited substances used to improve athletic performance is an analytical challenge that requires the continuous optimization of methodologies in terms of sensitivity, precision, accuracy, recovery rate, decrease in the number of false positives, and analysis time, among others. The role of peptides in research focused on antidoping presents extensive challenges for the […]

Drugs in Racing

How the Peptides Do Their Thing

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https://www.horseandhound.com.au/index.php/specials/product/amp-5-20ml-injection/category_pathway-1793 It is generally considered that the fight against doping as it is known today began in 1961 at the initiative of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) when it created a Medical Commission following the death of the Danish cyclist Knud Enemark Jensen at the Olympic Games (OG) in Rome, who collapsed during the team […]

Drugs in Racing

A Peptide a Day Keeps the Clean Trainers Away – Day 13 – So Hit Your Horse With One

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TB-500 – 5 ML TB-500 (Thymosin Beta 4) is a synthetic version of the naturally occurring peptide present in virtually all human and animal cells, Thymosin Beta 4 (Tß4) promotes: Endothelial (blood vessels) cell differentiation Angiogenesis (growth of new blood cells from pre-existing vessels) in dermal tissues Keratinocyte migration Collagen deposition Decreases inflammation of tissue in […]

Drugs in Racing

A Peptide a Day Keeps the Straight Trainers Away – Day 12 – Breathing and Blood Building Drugs For Horses Who Don’t Need Them

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This is a drug for horses with breathing disorders, administered to cure their airway problems. But it opens the airways of healthy horses that don’t have breathing disorders too. Nudge nudge, wink wink, Know what I mean? ASTA XANTHIN – 100 ML Asta Xanthin is used for prevention and curative treatment of diseases. Myopathy dyspnea […]

Drugs in Racing

A Peptide a Day Keeps the Straight Trainers Away – Day 11 – Poison and Cheetah – The Most Sought After Illegal Substances in the World

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POISON – 15 ML Poison is a powerful pre-race stimulant used for racing horses and camels. It´s been one of the most popular product for the last years. Energy to run faster without fattening. Tissue oxygenater. Enhance endurance and speed. Instructions: There are two suggested options to apply Poison: A)  Camels: 3 cc 4 hours before […]

Drugs in Racing Integrity

Keeping Pace: We Need To Work Harder To Keep Racing’s Social Contract In Place

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https://paulickreport.com/features/keeping-pace/keeping-pace-state-of-horse-racings-social-contract It’s good to be back. It’s been more than a decade since I last wrote a regular column about horse racing. I am eager to write again now because I think the sport has reached a hinge in its history. Either horse racing changes, adapts, and reforms many of its policies and practices or […]

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