California Horse Racing Board Issues Bisphosphonate Complaint Against Jeff Metz
The California Horse Racing Board has issued a complaint against trainer Jeff Metz for a finding of a bisphosphonate in the post-race urine sample of a horse that raced in September of last year, but the attorney for Metz said that the trainer “never” administered the substance to the horse and predicted that he would be exonerated.
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