RMTC Calls Nikethamide ‘Very Dangerous Drug’ for Horses
Frank Angst
March 4, 2013
It’s the first in more than a decade, but a recent positive nikethamide test has racing regulators’ attention.
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It’s the first in more than a decade, but a recent positive nikethamide test has racing regulators’ attention.
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The organization voted to endorse the use of race-day furosemide during this year’s Breeders’ Cup races.
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A tentative agenda includes consideration of new drug penalty structures and more.
The Maryland Racing Commission voted for a equine medication, penalty, and testing program for racetracks.
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A search committee has been formed to find an equine veterinary medical director for the NYRA.
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Researchers have worked tirelessly to better understand the disorder, its causes, and how to best manage it.
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