New Federal Racehorse Drug Legislation Introduced
The Blood-Horse Staff
May 20, 2013
The new legislation would regulate/prohibit substances, methods, and treatments that can be used in racing.
The new legislation would regulate/prohibit substances, methods, and treatments that can be used in racing.
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