A hearing officer has ruled that the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission acted properly when it handed a five-year suspension to veterinarian Dr. Rodney Stewart after cobra venom and other prohibited substances were found in a barn and in his truck at Keeneland in June 2007.
Hearing officer Robert Layton, who conducted a two-day hearing in December into Stewart's appeal of the suspension,
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