Talk:Equine drug testing

message: WOW. This article contains some serious, uh, problems. I totally LOL'd when I read that horses can be relaxed to make them win with what basically amounts to a knockoff of Thorazine. Yep, you betcha, they will shuffle right across the finish line in a jiffy all right ... On the other hand, I'm not really sure I want to fix it, given that perhaps someone trying to do something that horrible to a horse deserves to lose a bunch of cash at the races if they hit up wiki then dose a poor animal. Zaphraud 03:21, 13 November 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: WTF? Silly drug advice!

message: It's always difficult when articles have obviously been the subject of a good deal of work but have very obvious problems. There are lots of things I could mention, but I'll pick to that should be addressable by an editor with the appropriate knowledge:
:1. In line citations. Adding lots of references to the end of the article is much better than nothing, but the article needs in-line citations. For instance, right at the start of the article we are told that EDT is "the longest established, broadest in scope, and possibly the most sensitive drug testing program in existence". All of the bolded statement need to be backed up with in-line citations, otherwise they could be deleted without further explanation. It's a big job, but there you go...
:2. and this is one of my pet hates. The article seems to be about EDT in the USA but the title of the article doesn't make this clear.
On the positive side, I thought that there was some excellent material in here. I think it can be a very valuable article.  Tigerboy1966  18:10, 23 May 2012 (UTC)
replies: text: To all of the above, the article really should also include drug testing at the Olympics and FEI competition, as well as at horse shows.  I agree that formatting needs improvement and support anyone who does it.  As far as the US focus, it's grounds for expansion probably because there aren't enough international editors who contributed; also because the USA has the worst problem about drugging horses (I say this as an American, it's a huge problem here, too many folks train with a needle.  It sucks).  But, someone else is going to have to take the time to do these fixes, as I'm too swamped in RL and with other projects in WP to take in on.  Montanabw(talk) 23:03, 23 May 2012 (UTC)
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