I can’t read the image posted, it is so small. Couldn’t find anything on FB either… but do see plenty of people still following LCF & posting on all the sales posted this last month. I’d think that a farm with an exposed track record of drugging (and chronic lying/crap excuses/whatever you want to call it… allegedly) would be a red flag. I wouldn’t want to support a business like that or expose my horses to those who believe drugging is acceptable.
From October 26, 2017:
The two-month suspension shall commence on February 1, 2019 and terminate at midnight on March 31, 2019. Any horse or horses owned, leased, or of any partnership, corporation or stable of hers, or shown in her or her name or for her or her reputation, (whether such interest was held at the time of the alleged violation or acquired thereafter), shall also be suspended, pursuant to Chapter 7, GR703.1c.
I can’t find the USEF suspension from July to see if it includes that exact wording… but if so then that one being for 18mo wouldn’t that be a huge hit to the farm? Based on the above, would that mean that any horse shown that would be sold by LCF would be “for [Kelley’s] reputation” (or an even longer suspension for Glefke) and thus be suspended for that entire time from showing? Barring any loopholes of course.
Interesting blog that brings up even more questions. This is from January, but still makes one think: https://deloiseinamerica.com/2017/01/12/my-reaction-to-the-cheating-scandal-and-random-drug-testing/