Racing NSW Stewards yesterday conducted an inquiry into the analyst's finding of trendione, trenbolone and epitrenbolone being detected in a urine sample taken from Give Me Joy after winning Race 1 (F&M Class 1 Handicap) at the Wyong race meeting on 6 January 2024.
Evidence yesterday was taken from Mr Tim Martin, trainer and registered part-owner of Give Me Joy, licensed stablehand Mr C Rea, Racing NSW Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Carly Garling and ARFL General Manager Mr John Keledjian.
The evidence established the following:
1. In June 2018 Racing NSW provided notification to the racing industry in respect to the detection of trace levels of the anabolic steroid trendione and/or trenbolone in certain batches of veterinary prescription animal remedies containing the progestogen altrenogest, used to control the cyclical activity of fillies and mares.
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