The few on here continually spamming the board have chased

the last 50 or 60 readers and posters out.

The site is not even harness racing related.

I disagree Captain T. There are a lot of topics that are interesting on "Plop". You can easily put anyone you want on "Iggy" or just scroll by if you like.

Your boyfriend Calhoun? - liar, no show, arrogant, coward 

You're the hof plop bitch. 

Do you stay in a room or in a mouse hole in NC because no one knows ya 

You're getting as much traction in this forum for the last 6 months as a greased asshole! 

Language Mike

What do you see here? Even I see it. And they aren't afraid to literally publish it!

Raging  pace  I was sitting in the simulcast room at Batavia  two  guy a table away were laughing about the same thing you posted this was last year so it goes on and on... When I go there I play maybe three races and bet t-breds used to go every night , been 3x this year   it will end sooner than later

Its true and factual-that many of the horses that Howard Taylor owned -trainers of his were using the PEDs from Fishman-notably HOF Ron Burke--BB3-listed on horses he trained-even listed which PED each horses was getting-so if you banish one trainer for using these PEDs -then it should be across the board-remember-no one in USA is above the Law.

I agree, and I have zero problem with that. My position of guilt or innocence is not contingent upon whether Taylor actually received the products and distributed them. Independent of that I have long said, definitively, I feel the sport and business is better off without him. Period. I was thinking if he did NOT take possession, in his world, it opens the door to the "I know nothing" defense. Yes, it's absolutely BS, but I'd rather see the option completely off the table. LO>

As far as Engblom-i believe he was innocent.  The three substances detected in Mon Amour were Oxycodone (a powerful prescription opioid painkiller), Carisoprodol (a prescription muscle relaxant), and Meprobamate (the metabolic byproduct of Carisoprodol).These are common Human prescription drugs-even a human taking these touching a horse can produce these low levels in this day and age--and to top it off the levels were so low a forensic scientist-testified it had no effect on the outcome-4.9pcg.These levels were so low that in PA even HISA threw them out because they are environmental contamination. However NJ wanted a scalp-so Engblom was the scapegoat. Gural heard all the evidence and agreed with the testimony of experts-so he gave Engblom a pass.

I've read a lot about these contamination positives, from human meds, to pain patches, and so on. I can't speak to Engblom's case. I was speaking to Gural's position, and I was not happy that he caved.