Western Australia’s leading metropolitan trainer Michael Grantham will face a Racing WA stewards’ inquiry after a prohibited level of arsenic was detected in a post-race sample taken from one of his winners. ChemCentre detected an arsenic concentration above the threshold permitted under the Australian Rules of Racing in a urine… Read More »
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