Racehorse Owned by Queen Elizabeth II Positive on Medication Test
One of Queen Elizabeth II’s racehorses has tested positive for a banned medication.
Six-year-old Moonlit Path tested positive for a banned substance that prevents hemorrhaging after a sixth-place finish in her debut February at Huntingdon.
Trainer Nicky Henderson has been charged with breaching two rules by the British Horseracing Authority.
The queen’s racing manager, Michael
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One of Queen Elizabeth II’s racehorses has tested positive for a banned medication.
Six-year-old Moonlit Path tested positive for a banned substance that prevents hemorrhaging after a sixth-place finish in her debut February at Huntingdon.
Trainer Nicky Henderson has been charged with breaching two rules by the British Horseracing Authority.
The queen’s racing manager, Michael Oswald, described it as “very disappointing news” and told British media that the monarch had been informed
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