Education & Resources

Dr. Mary Scollay, HIWU's Chief of Science, provides an overview on Banned Substances, Controlled Medications, testing, and other components of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority's Anti-Doping and Medication Control Program.

The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority’s (HISA) Anti-Doping and Medication Control (ADMC) Program includes an “Atypical Findings Policy” in consideration of the possibility of a Covered Horse testing positive for a Prohibited Substance as a result of possible environmental contamination.

This document details what to expect when retiring or unretiring a Covered Horse.

This form should be used where the subject retired horse is to be considered unretired and returning to participation in Covered Horseraces and/or Timed and Reported Workouts.

HIWU’s testing plans and processes are designed to ensure clean competition and protect the health and welfare of Covered Horses under HISA’s Anti-Doping and Medication Control (ADMC) Program. HIWU will establish and manage a test distribution plan in accordance with the ADMC Program.

Common questions about the results management and adjudication processes under the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority’s Anti-Doping and Medication Control Program.

A summary of the results management and adjudication processes for Anti-Doping Rule Violations.

Sanctions for Covered Persons who Commit Anti-Doping Rule Violations

During a period of Ineligibility, a Covered Horse may not participate in any kind of Timed and Reported Workout or Covered Horserace but will remain subject to testing at HIWU’s discretion.

Sanctions for Covered Persons for Controlled Medication Rule Violations

A summary of the results management and adjudication processes for Controlled Medication Rule Violations.

A guide for veterinarians and horsemen on published Detection Times and Screening Limits of common Controlled Medications.

What is the Horseracing Integrity & Welfare Unit?

Según el programa ADMC de HISA, la lista clasifica las sustancias prohibidas en dos grupos

An overview of the Prohibited List and its categorization of substances.

Una infracción de la regla antidopaje puede incluir, entre otras, la posesión, el uso o intento de uso, el tráfico o la presencia de una sustancia o método prohibido en relación con un caballo cubierto. Otras infracciones de reglas antidopaje incluyen evadir la recolección de muestras de un caballo cubierto o conspirar con otras personas para cometer infracciones de este tipo de reglas.

Tiempos de detección conocidos y límite de identificación de medicamentos controlados comunes

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