Medication Regulations of the California Horse Racing Industry: Are Changes Needed to Prevent the Use of Illegal Drugs

Bartlett, Elizabeth A.

Journal: San Diego Law Review

Volume: 27

First Page: 743

Year: 1990

Bluebook Citation: 27 SAN DIEGO L. REV. 743 (1990)

Author: Elizabeth A. Bartlett: all 9 publications


Abstract

This Comment addresses the prominence of horse racing in California and the resulting tendency of some trainers to administer performance enhancing drugs to race horses. Some have advocated banning the use of medications for race horses all together. The author argues that such a ban is not the best solution. More effective means are available to curb the use of illegal drugs in racing.

The author suggests more accurate drug testing programs and increasing the penalties for those who are caught drugging race horses.

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