Re: Dr.Mary Scollay (434 Views)

Zeroing in on a quote from her:

"Now, I'm not saying the horse in question received an intra-articular injection of betamethasone. It's clear that at the moment, no one knows how it got into the horse, and I'm not suggesting otherwise. I'm just saying that drug at that dose by that route of administration would result in that concentration within administration at less than 72 hours to a race."


If Baffert is willing to use beta 72hrs before the Derby, is it possible Medina was sore/hurt/lame? And what does that mean for him running "off" beta give pre-race Preakness testing?