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Originally Posted by dilanesp
I disagree. I think the positive test alone should draw the suspension and disqualification.
I don't think there's any such thing as "proving he didn't dope the horse". If the horse tests positive, he doped the horse.
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We agree that this therapeutic overage deserves a DQ and suspension. I’m not sure how many times I can say the horse should be DQ’d and he should be suspended.
Maybe we are miscommunicating.
To me giving a horse is legal therapeutic is not “doping” even if it causes a positive. Doping is what Navarro and Servis were doing.
