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Originally Posted by andymays
The Trainer Insurer rule is a problem for "Locking People Up". Most people know that there is no real security in the barn area. All it takes is for someone to walk up and touch the horses nose to get a positive of some kind because the tests now are so sensitive.
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In order to lock people up, you still need a conviction in a criminal court of law. And that, in my opinion, will be very hard to obtain partly because of what you write above.
It will be very difficult to prove (absent a confession or evidence in the form of something like a video recording), who actually administered the illegal substances into the horse's system. And without such proof, it will be nearly impossible to
criminally convict someone and lock them up.
