Horse racing: Doping concerns in Japan

The Japan Racing Association announces at Tokyo Racecourse on June 15, 2019 that a total of 156 horses will be excluded from racing on June 15 and 16 after finding a prohibited substance in their feed additives. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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