All horses competing at AQHA shows must be clear of clenbuterol on or before November 1

Clenbuterol Becomes a Banned Substance November 1: AQHA.com 8/26/15
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All horses competing at AQHA shows must be clear of clenbuterol on or before November 1.

Beginning November 1, 2015, clenbuterol will be considered a forbidden drug per AQHA Rule VIO401. Earlier this year, positive drug tests for detection of clenbuterol in American Quarter Horse racehorses resulted in significant penalties. As previously announced April 24, that policy was expanded to put an end to the abusive use of clenbuterol in show horses, and in time for the 2015 AQHA World Championship Show. (Read the news release from April 24.)

With this change in classification, clenbuterol is no longer reportable on a medication report form

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