Breeders’ Cup Drug Tests Come Back Clean
The Blood-Horse Staff
November 5, 2013
All urine and blood samples collected from Breeders’ Cup horses tested negative for prohibited substances.
All urine and blood samples collected from Breeders’ Cup horses tested negative for prohibited substances.
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