TWO Victorian trainers faced the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board (RADB) on Monday after their greyhounds returned positive swab samples to prohibited substances – both thought to have been a result of their greyhounds being fed knackery meat.
Mark Whelan fronted the RADB charged with a breach of GAR 83 (2)(3) after his racer, Tiger Whelan, returned a urine sample testing positive to Flunixin, an anti-inflammatory drug capable of improving the performance of a greyhound, when it competed in a race at The Meadows on December 9, 2015.
After hearing all of the evidence related to the case, the RADB found Whelan Read full article
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