Percentage of trainers that medicate within 24 hours

[Curious Fan]

I have been following this site for years and have noticed several themes over the years.   Seems that some trainers are considered to cheat more than others.  My understanding is that other than Lasix and possibly a few other similar medications in select jurisdictions NOTHING else can be administered within 24 hours of a race.  I would assume with all the money involved that most trainers would treat their horses with other medications or substances.   Would I be wrong to assume that just about every horse in a race has been treated with more than Lasix in the previous 24 hours?

[Jazzman]

100% of horses are treated before they race drenched jugged blood builders among other things

[toothman]

never got an answer i understood----what is a drench?

[hoosierboy]

I am gonna say in upwards of 85%

[EPM]

never got an answer i understood----what is a drench?

vitamin mineral electrolyte etc mix applied via stomach tube.couple days out works...milkshake s key ingredient is baking soda  that's given closer to race time then the drench...

[PIGLAND]

im gonna say most if not all of the winners

[EPM]

never got an answer i understood----what is a drench?

google horse drench..day b4 works also remembering back..Great vet  said if you can get them to eat it why bother using a hose..put it in a hot mash they'll suck it down

[cr dawg]

I was told they don't do a tc02 test at Mohawk after the race??? It would appear that they don't want to catch anyone if this is accurate. Some trainers warm up their horses 2 races out and not 3, geez, what's up with that?

[Fatboy]

I was told they don't do a tc02 test at Mohawk after the race??? It would appear that they don't want to catch anyone if this is accurate. Some trainers warm up their horses 2 races out and not 3, geez, what's up with that?

SHORT HALF LIFE GAS...GO EASY ON THE WARMUPS

[Curious Fan]

My understanding is they blood gas the horses prior to racing.   Not sure if they special just a few or if they test all horses?   Wondering if the governance on selects people they want to target?

[Nostrathomas]

I have been following this site for years and have noticed several themes over the years.   Seems that some trainers are considered to cheat more than others.  My understanding is that other than Lasix and possibly a few other similar medications in select jurisdictions NOTHING else can be administered within 24 hours of a race.  I would assume with all the money involved that most trainers would treat their horses with other medications or substances.   Would I be wrong to assume that just about every horse in a race has been treated with more than Lasix in the previous 24 hours?

99.9%. Basically, I'm the only one that I know of, that doesn't - It's why I will leave in the not so distant future. Life is too short to be surrounded by corruption, in all facets of the game, on a daily basis.

[bigwrench]

So you are mr goody 4 shoes?

[Fatboy]

So you are mr goody 4 shoes?

HEZ THE ONLY ONE HE KNOWS WHO DONT....
MEANS HE HANGS AROUND WITH GASSERS

[bigwrench]

I drink an electrolytes drink and pre workout before I workout. Helps me sweat and less cramping up.

Haven't tried mixing a tablespoon of baking soda or two. Maybe it's help me bench and squat more

 

you would be squatting all right......

[Fatboy]

PERCENTAGE OF DRIVERS THAT ARE MEDICATED?