Are you unsure if your horse’s supplement contains a banned substance? Don’t simply assume that because a well-known company sells a product it will always comply. You must read the label!
Ultimately it is the rider’s responsibility to know and understand the anti-doping rules and become familiar with the prohibited substances list. If you haven’t already checked it out, visit http://www.feicleansport.org which has a comprehensive list of the substances that are banned and which ones are allowed in a controlled manner.
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