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Your logic. If for medical reasons it would be to make them fit (or more fit) to ride wouldn't it? -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Jockey Club chief executive Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges has urged racing officials worldwide to work together to help the sport prosper and grow a new fan base. Speaking at the Asian Racing Conference in Riyadh on Tuesday, Engelbrecht-Bresges highlighted several challenges the industry was facing, including the threat of illegal betting on integrity. The conference’s three-day business programme started on Tuesday with the opening session ‘The Evolving Global Racing and Sporting...View the full article -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
If someone needed to take cannabis for medical reasons logic says they wouldn't be fit to ride. -
By Murray Fish · Posted
Does anyone know how racing now deals with cannabis use, it any positive reading comes via a medical prescription? would a rider or stable hand or track rider etc have to declare so use? would the test be made public? -
So are people not really interested in the quality of the racing just looking for a good day out.
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