What a small world! Tommy Merton!!

[G]

There are 2 tom Merton in harness racing?

Seems like you are not being truthful

Not that I know of.

[pocketrocketwinner]

Not that I know of.

Did you know this regarding  oxymetazolin?  Great guy.

High Risk of Equine Toxicity

Oxymetazoline is an imidazoline decongestant designed strictly for human anatomy. Horses are highly sensitive to these compounds. If absorbed systemically or accidentally ingested (e.g., if a horse chews on a spray bottle), it can cause severe poisoning. Symptoms of imidazoline toxicity in animals include:Dangerously low blood pressure or sudden spikes in blood pressureDecreased or irregular heart rate (bradycardia)Lethargy, weakness, or profound central nervous system depression

[G]

Did you know this regarding  oxymetazolin?  Great guy.

High Risk of Equine Toxicity

Oxymetazoline is an imidazoline decongestant designed strictly for human anatomy. Horses are highly sensitive to these compounds. If absorbed systemically or accidentally ingested (e.g., if a horse chews on a spray bottle), it can cause severe poisoning. Symptoms of imidazoline toxicity in animals include:Dangerously low blood pressure or sudden spikes in blood pressureDecreased or irregular heart rate (bradycardia)Lethargy, weakness, or profound central nervous system depression

Please post your proof before shooting your stupid fucking mouth off!

[pocketrocketwinner]

Please post your proof before shooting your stupid fucking mouth off!

Paulick report 12/2011

Sixteen trainers at Yonkers Raceway, Monticello Raceway and Saratoga Gaming and Raceway were issued fines and suspensions by the NY Racing and Wagering Board for Oxymetazoline violations. According to the Daily Racing Form, the following is a list trainers who received the fines and suspensions:


• Joseph S. Anderson: 2 year suspension and $5,000 fine
• Paul Blumenfeld: 180 day suspension and $5,000 fine
• Robert W. Harmon: 180 day suspension and $5,000 fine
• Thomas Merton: 6 month suspension and $2,000 fine
• Lance Hudson: 120 day suspension and $2,000 fine
• Heidi Rohr: 120 day suspension and $2,000 fine
• Mark Kesmodel: 105 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Christopher Oakes: 105 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Richard J. Banca: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Paul N. Fusco: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Frank Yanoti: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Kevin W. Johnson: 60 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Frank Calcagni: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• Don C. Campbell: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• David Duspiva: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• Michael Vanderkamp: 60 day suspension and $750 fine

[Sweet]

Paulick report 12/2011

Sixteen trainers at Yonkers Raceway, Monticello Raceway and Saratoga Gaming and Raceway were issued fines and suspensions by the NY Racing and Wagering Board for Oxymetazoline violations. According to the Daily Racing Form, the following is a list trainers who received the fines and suspensions:


• Joseph S. Anderson: 2 year suspension and $5,000 fine
• Paul Blumenfeld: 180 day suspension and $5,000 fine
• Robert W. Harmon: 180 day suspension and $5,000 fine
• Thomas Merton: 6 month suspension and $2,000 fine
• Lance Hudson: 120 day suspension and $2,000 fine
• Heidi Rohr: 120 day suspension and $2,000 fine
• Mark Kesmodel: 105 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Christopher Oakes: 105 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Richard J. Banca: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Paul N. Fusco: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Frank Yanoti: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Kevin W. Johnson: 60 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Frank Calcagni: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• Don C. Campbell: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• David Duspiva: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• Michael Vanderkamp: 60 day suspension and $750 fine

When Lou G was selling throat shots with Afrin, bought for $2 sold for $100? 

[toothman]

When Lou G was selling throat shots with Afrin, bought for $2 sold for $100? 

i guess the white shpritzer tip couldnt reach.

[Harness racer]

Paulick report 12/2011

Sixteen trainers at Yonkers Raceway, Monticello Raceway and Saratoga Gaming and Raceway were issued fines and suspensions by the NY Racing and Wagering Board for Oxymetazoline violations. According to the Daily Racing Form, the following is a list trainers who received the fines and suspensions:


• Joseph S. Anderson: 2 year suspension and $5,000 fine
• Paul Blumenfeld: 180 day suspension and $5,000 fine
• Robert W. Harmon: 180 day suspension and $5,000 fine
• Thomas Merton: 6 month suspension and $2,000 fine
• Lance Hudson: 120 day suspension and $2,000 fine
• Heidi Rohr: 120 day suspension and $2,000 fine
• Mark Kesmodel: 105 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Christopher Oakes: 105 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Richard J. Banca: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Paul N. Fusco: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Frank Yanoti: 90 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Kevin W. Johnson: 60 day suspension and $1,000 fine
• Frank Calcagni: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• Don C. Campbell: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• David Duspiva: 60 day suspension and $750 fine
• Michael Vanderkamp: 60 day suspension and $750 fine

Hey dummy G…anything to say about the proof provided?

[MIKE CAMPBELL]

When Lou G was selling throat shots with Afrin, bought for $2 sold for $100? 

Correct 

[Dingus]

Did you know this regarding  oxymetazolin?  Great guy.

High Risk of Equine Toxicity

Oxymetazoline is an imidazoline decongestant designed strictly for human anatomy. Horses are highly sensitive to these compounds. If absorbed systemically or accidentally ingested (e.g., if a horse chews on a spray bottle), it can cause severe poisoning. Symptoms of imidazoline toxicity in animals include:Dangerously low blood pressure or sudden spikes in blood pressureDecreased or irregular heart rate (bradycardia)Lethargy, weakness, or profound central nervous system depression

If it’s so dangerous for horses, why is it only a Class 4 (lowest) drug?
Shouldn’t it be elevated to a higher classification?