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Lotone
12 May 12 17:10
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Clean Horse Racing is a national movement of veterinarians, breeders, trainers, owners, bettors, and fans who oppose drugs in racing and favor fair and safer competition.

Dear Owner and/or Breeder,

The Jockey Club and the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA) have launched an advocacy website, cleanhorseracing.org, to provide a platform for those supporting reform of racing's drug rules. At cleanhorseracing.org, people can receive the latest news, hear what others have to say and take action by contacting racing regulators. You can take action now.

The New York State Racing and Wagering Board have asked for input from the industry to assist in their consideration of changes to the rules regulating the use of furosemide (Salix® or Lasix®).

Please click on the link below and you will have an opportunity to let your voice be heard as New York considers possible changes to their rules.

http://www.cleanhorseracing.org/default.asp?full=y&page=common&sub=NY

Please add cleanhorseracing.org to your favorites list in your web browser and check back often to receive the latest updates.

We must attract new customers to reverse recent trends and grow Thoroughbred racing. In survey after survey, racing's current drug rules are most often cited as the major barrier for achieving growth.

We urge you to take action today and let's grow Thoroughbred racing in North America.

Thank you,

Clean Horse Racing

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MisterBadger
When: 13 May 12 14:10
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PittsburghPhil
When: 14 May 12 01:20
As a newcomer to American racing I'm staggered at the number of horses with the "L" next to their name. They can't all be bleeders, surely.
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