Cal Expo Stewards Suspend Trainer with History of Cobalt Use
Edited Press Release
February 4, 2016
Stewards suspended Marissa Tyler after tests revealed that Standardbreds in her barn had excessive cobalt levels.
Stewards suspended Marissa Tyler after tests revealed that Standardbreds in her barn had excessive cobalt levels.
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