Throw him in jail like Servis and Navarro AFTER you catch him and convict him. I am all for that. In this case, positive test or not, with what he pulled at the close of that one meet-----if it could be done legally, I would have suspended him for conduct detrimental to the sport/business (under the guise of private property rights). Simply take away his ability to race at your track. However, that very, very rarely happens and that is the problem. When it does, track ownership, the state, whoever, always handles it half-ass backwards and/or caves. Only Gural has done it successfully, and even he caved most of the time, so in the end, it wasn't a success. I think the only one he was successful on was Howard Taylor.
