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In a notice published on their website, the NHA says that they recognise the threat which Class 1 Forbidden Substances pose to the integrity of racing and the welfare of the horse
18th September 2021
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In a notice published on their website, the NHA says that they recognise the threat which Class 1 Forbidden Substances pose to the integrity of racing and the welfare of the horse
Jockey Bantam pleaded guilty to the charge and was found guilty as charged
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Catch up on the latest news from the NHA in the ‘Equine At Heart’ issue, their newsletter for May 2017
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