and for what? Another case of repeating the same old talked about solutions. If the state and national industry leaders spent more time acting on these ideas we might see horse racing survive.
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/215932/equine-industry-needs-to-reach-out-to-public
They can talk all they want, but when individual trainers are ruled off the track for coming up with a bad drug test or two or three , then reinstated promptly, or go to another state and get nailed there, racing is begging for a national standard and enforcement. All the reach out to the public in the world is not going to endear them to John Q Public.
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