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clenbuterol

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clenbuterol
a long-acting, β2-adrenergic agonist. Causes bronchodilatation, decreases bronchial secretion and impedes uterine contraction. Used in the treatment of equine COPD.


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Arthur, the California Horse Racing Board's equine medical director, made the comment shortly before CHRB leaders met with about 50 thoroughbred trainers at Santa Anita to discuss a board committee's push for tougher penalties for medication violations and tighter restrictions on the use of clenbuterol as well as a ban on anabolic steroids for horses.
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