Dr. Scott Stanley, who has headed the Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory at the University of Kentucky since 2019, was “removed” from his position. He said on March 4 that his last day was last week.
Stanley was appointed laboratory director in 2018 after almost 30 years in Kenneth L. Maddy Equine Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory at the University of California-Davis. He said he could not discuss the reasons for his departure from the laboratory and quoted a confidentiality agreement with the Horninging integrity and security authority and the Horseracing integrity and social unit. The laboratory treated the Hiwu tests.
In an explanation of Bloodhorse, Hisa and Hiwu said that they had been informed by the university that Stanley was “removed from his position” as director of the British laboratory. A representative of HISA/HIWU also said that all agreements between Labor, Hisa and Hiwu contain a confidentiality component, the decision, Dr. To remove Stanley from his position, could not be removed with this confidentiality agreement and was hit by the University of Kentucky.
Hiwu heard to send the rehearsals to the laboratory from February 16, and rehearsals that “had been sent there before, are now dependent on industrial laboratories,” said the agencies. In their explanation, Hisa and Hiwu added that analyzes of samples that were sent to the laboratory as part of the anti-doping and medication control program “have been completed and all of these results were reported Hiwu”.
In addition to the industrial laboratories mentioned above, Hiwu uses four other laboratories to test: Analytical toxicology laboratory, which is part of the Ministry of Agriculture in Ohio; The forensic toxicological laboratory of the Animal at the University of Illinois-Chicago; The Maddy Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory; And the Pennsylvania Equine Toxicology and Research Laboratory.
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Stanley said that the Kentucky laboratory would continue his mission without him. When asked whether the laboratory would resume the rehearsals of the talent, as soon as a fresh director was present, HISA and Hiwu said “to constantly evaluate the status of the British laboratory and to participate accordingly on the basis of the best interests of the ADMC”.
