The appeal in the case of QRIC v Darrell Graham was expected to provide the definitive decision on cobalt positives, by determining the issue of whether it was in fact the high speed, extreme temperature testing methods employed by the racing labs that were splitting ordinary vitamin B cells in such a way that it would release non-administered, non-performance enhancing traces of cobalt into a horse’s system, and causing a false positive result.
Deal or No Deal? – This is What Happens When the Tribunal Won’t Answer the Hard Cobalt Questions
