Interesting that no-one has seen fit to pass a comment on this development and is an indication of how blaise and accepting punters have become in regards to the deceptive behaviours occurring within the industry. That's racing you say. It seems that my initial comment concerning detection from frozen samples sent overseas for testing was not quite right but rather that stored samples have been sent overseas for testing after initial detections occurring here. I am wondering when the time will come that criminal charges will be laid against anyone found guilty of administering an illegal substance to an animal which affects it's performance resulting in the deaaaaaing of the punting public. The way it is at the moment is a bit like assault on the football field. Do it there and get away with it. Do it on the street and go to jail.