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Hunter Trainer Fined and Censured For Altrenogest Positive

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Krysia Nelson

Attorney at Law

A hunter trainer was censured, fined $2,000, and lost her horse's prize money after it tested positive for altrenogest (Regu-Mate), which is banned in male horses. The USEF Hearing Committee rejected her theory that the horse was exposed while out on trial.

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A hunter trainer was censured, fined $2,000, and lost her horse's prize money after it tested positive for altrenogest (Regu-Mate), which is banned in male horses. The USEF Hearing Committee rejected her theory that the horse was exposed while out on trial.