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Horsetalk.co.nz | 31 July 2015
A Qatari endurance rider whose mount tested positive for the banned substance propoxyphene has been suspended from competing for two years and fined 1000 Swiss Francs.
Ali Yousef J Y Al Kubaisi rode a horse named In Situ in the 120-kilometre two-star endurance competition at Mesaieed, in Doha, Qatar, on February 22.
The horse subsequently returned a positive test for propoxyphene, which is a painkiller with local anaesthetic properties...
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