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[QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 3857723, member: 474"] seems like it would be pretty easy to have every horse in training be entered into a system that keeps track of treatments being applied.. you treat a horse you select the treatment/drug from a set list of approved stuff and bingo bongo.. you want to treat them with something not on the approved list that doesnt contain something bad then you have an issue.. I mean how many things are they really treating horses with and how many ingredients are on the banned list.. they can figure this out for millions of olympic athletes.. they ought to be able to figure it out for a few thousand horses.. [/QUOTE]
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