Horse racing's national anti-doping program starts Monday
Horse racing’s efforts to clean up the sport and level the playing field take another step forward Monday with the launch of a new anti-doping program.
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Horse racing’s efforts to clean up the sport and level the playing field take another step forward Monday with the launch of a new anti-doping program.
Horse racing’s efforts to clean up the sport and level the playing field take another step forward Monday with the launch of a new anti-doping program, two months ahead of the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore.
Horse racing's efforts to clean up the sport and level the playing field take another step forward Monday with the launch of a new anti-doping program.
Horse racing’s efforts to clean up the sport and level the playing field take another step forward Monday with the launch of a new anti-doping program. It’s an attempt to centralize the drug testing of racehorses and manage the results, as well as dole out uniform penalties to horses and trainers instead of the current patchwork rules that vary from state to state.
The stakes are set for another season of live racing at Will Rogers Downs in Claremore, Okla., with the 2023 spring season set for March 6 through May 17.