Horse racing's antidoping rules to start in mid-May
Horse racing’s new antidoping program won’t get underway until after the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in mid-May.
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Horse racing’s new antidoping program won’t get underway until after the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in mid-May.
If a horse tests positive in the Derby or the Preakness, then racing officials in Kentucky and Maryland will hear the case, decide on punishment and handle any appeals under their existing rules.
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A federal judge in Texas ruled startup of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority's anti-doping program be delayed until May 1.