Let me explain something to you. A tube goes directly into the stomach. Spraying something into a horse's mouth is certainly not tubing, and yogurt is not medication, so no medication rule was violated. Plus the fact remains, someone stole the phone, or at least came into possession of a stolen phone. Someone also had nose problems, looking into a phone that does not belong to them. Whoever took the phone and whoever looked at the phone are the guilty ones.
The groom was drunk and lost his phone !! whoever found it tried opening it to see whos phone it belonged to but it was locked !!! the only messages that were seen were the ones that popped up on his home screen .
What part don't you understand about her using a syringe/yogurt in the Jug barn on Jug day ? I don't care if it helped the horse or not its still not allowed and she admitted it .
''In accordance with Ohio State Racing Commission Rule 3769-18-01: Other than Furosemide as permitted in Rules or except in the case of an emergency, no foreign substance may be administered to a horse on race day before the conclusion of the race that the horse has been entered in or until the horse has been released by the state veterinarian from the state testing barn or released from the Jug Barn by the Jug Barn Steward''
Yogurt is a Foreign substance
