By AAP Racing Victoria chief steward Terry Bailey admits the rules of racing were not “strictly” followed in testing for cobalt. Racing Analytical Services Ltd wanted urine samples divided with one sent to Perth-based ChemCentre for cobalt testing and RASL testing for other prohibited substances. Bailey said the procedure did not “strictly”… Read More » Read full article
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