Kentucky Horsemen Seek Delay in Out-Of-Competition Drug Testing

During a meeting at Churchill Downs in Louisville Aug. 24, about three dozen horsemen told representatives of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission (KHRC) it should delay out-of-competition drug testing. Citing the many aspects of the proposed regulation they find troubling, the trainers, owners, veterinarians, and representatives of horsemen's groups at the meeting requested t...

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Kentucky Horsemen Seek Delay in Out-Of-Competition Drug Testing