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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: White Rabbit on September 29, 2025, 01:19:58 PM
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Stop looking for some miracle pain killer or some exotic bronchial dilator in the Noble horses. It’s probably (90% sure do to their down under connection ) in the class as Propantheline bromide (INN) is an antimuscarinic medication. This class of drug works as you can see very successfully in horses.Delays fatigue and is very reasonable priced to use.I would assume you have gas chromatography, so just special one of the horse they sent to AL and compare the peaks to the last night at Scioto when Christ had the divine intervention. There will be some peaks present in the one sample but not the other. Run the broad antimuscaric panel. Side note Ms. Noble from what I heard from her last night in the paddock is very confident in her abilities.
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Swing and a miss my man it aint 1985. Only nutrition and epo peptide analogs and them smelly menthol crystals.
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Repeat after me.....SARM (FACT!!!!)
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Ramnap & MC , you’re both incorrect, and I can prove it. Sarms & Epo are both long acting and will not cause a drop in performance from one week to the next. If it’s with held then you will see a drop after 3 weeks, not 7 days. But the horses AL raced at Dayton Saturday both dropped off. So it’s not something that is being given weekly. Nor is it anything that expensive as both will be in order to illicit such performance. Would need to be on a dose program for 3-4 weeks
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there are a lot of trainers playing vet with innocent animals. wonder how many drop dead from people playing vet.
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there are a lot of trainers playing vet with innocent animals. wonder how many drop dead from people playing vet.
Yep and on the other hand there sure are a lot of vets playing trainer also.
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agreed.
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agreed.
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