still allowed in U.S. Horse Racing, allegations the drug is increasing muscle mass and decreasing bone stability a recipe for disaster? Is this the root cause of all of the shattered bones that lead to death at racetracks across America including the 49 deaths this year at Santa Anita alone? Is a track that is made of El Segundo sand that received heavy rain, that formed pockets that allegedly trap horses hooves, snapping ankles made fragile with bone loss - combined with increased mass an absolute recipe for disaster? Why didn't the autopsies of the dead horses at Santa Anita allegedly investigated by the U.S. Justice dept. show any signs of this abuse? Or any other signs of abuse or track violations of any nature? How can it be? Where are the autopsies?
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