Drug Testing

The Minnesota Racing Commission, which regulates horse racing and card clubs at racetracks in the state, has announced the passage and signing into law of MRC-sponsored legislation facilitating the es...

Racetrack owner-operator Jeff Gural has again voiced his support for the idea of utilizing revenue derived from slot machines for drug testing, but he has now also stated that he is in support for fed...

The New Jersey Racing Commission has released the 2011 report of equine testing results

Could scientists be on the verge of developing a 'blood passport' to more easily detect illegal use of EPO in horses? On today's Trot Radio, we get an update from a researcher who has been working on ...

Jeff Gural recently issued a letter to the industry asking for horsemen to consider using a portion of purses to pay for increased drug testing. Part of his call was based on an email conversation wit...

In a war of words waged between New York racetrack owner Jeff Gural and Standardbred Owners Association of New York President Joseph Faraldo, issues of drug testing have come to the fore prompting Gur...

A new chemical test developed in Pennsylvania and reported by bloodhorse.com from Forensic Science International: Genetics, the scientific journal

According to a report, there is a shortfall in funding for the testing of racehorses in the state of New York. Unless something changes, testing could stop

All entrants in the $5.1 million Breeders Crown events, to be raced Saturday, Oct. 24 at Woodbine Racetrack, have co-operated with the Hambletonian Society’s out-of-competition testing rules and Woodb...

To increase harmonization of the international regulations of prohibited substances in horse racing, the International Federation of Horse Racing Authorities (IFHA) Advisory Council on Prohibited Subs...

In his Harness Tracks of America Daily Newsletter, Stan Bergstein today explained that the commonwealth of Kentucky has turned to Florida to help