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Really???
Here’s what’s on the linked article…[/QUOTE]
Interesting. Lukas quoted in the New York Post, " Lukas said he did not know O’Neill beyond saying hello. “But everybody who gets a [drug] positive of any kind is in denial,” he said. Does he not remember… By New York Times | September 30, 1994 NEW YORK – Flanders, the undefeated 2-year-old filly trained by Wayne Lukas and a leading candidate for the Juvenile championship, was disqualified yesterday from her first-place finish in the Matron Stakes after she tested positive for a therapeutic drug.The stewards at Belmont Park also notified Lukas that he would be called to a hearing that could result in a 45-day suspension. But Lukas said that he had no knowledge or explanation of the incident, and said: “She doesn’t get any medication. Or http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=894&dat=19990622&id=NZlOAAAAIBAJ&sjid=ME0DAAAAIBAJ&pg=4548,3134860 Sounds like he may be in a bit of denial himself…[/QUOTE]”]THIS was the post to which I was referring.
<SNIP> "… [QUOTE=caryledee;6338569]Interesting. Lukas quoted in the New York Post:
Does he not remember…
By New York Times | September 30, 1994
NEW YORK – Flanders, the undefeated 2-year-old filly trained by Wayne Lukas and a leading candidate for the Juvenile championship, was disqualified yesterday from her first-place finish in the Matron Stakes after she tested positive for a therapeutic drug.The stewards at Belmont Park also notified Lukas that he would be called to a hearing that could result in a 45-day suspension. But Lukas said that he had no knowledge or explanation of the incident, and said: “She doesn’t get any medication. …”
:rolleyes:
