| Comment | Unlicensed racing tracks known as flapping tracks are concerned with one thing gambling over animal welfare.
"Four-year-old flyer Tristar was caught with the Class A party drug in his system after blowing away rivals on the track. Tristar was caught with the Class A drug in his system. The substance, which can boost performance, was discovered in a urine sample taken before he stormed to victory at the Shawfield track in Rutherglen, near Glasgow. But despite fining trainer William Rae, 70, a disciplinary hearing ruled the bizarre case a “mystery” and let him keep his licence." [source:Scottish Sun](https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/scottish-news/2796421/greyhound-cocaine-shawfield-drug-test/)
People do awful things to dogs in general and greyhounds in particular. Especially painful when you get to know how sweet of nature they are.
Edit: Rutherglen actually the only licensed track in Scotland. Just imagine what goes on at those other tracks if this dude can keep his racing license. |
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