It pisses me off as both a sports gambler and an animal lover.

A recently winning racehorse tested positive for methamphetamine, yes, stimulants. And to no one's surprise, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has also gotten involved, calling for the trainer to be banned for life.

After winning at MGM Northfield Park on September 3, Grady's Legacy was tested and tested positive for a banned substance. cleveland fox 8. The substance was D-methamphetamine, a Class 1A offense.

Grady's Legacy trainer Samuel Silasi has been suspended for one year by the Ohio Horse Racing Commission. (Related: Lunatic PETA goes after University of Georgia's legendary mascot in the most disgusting way imaginable)

However, PETA is not satisfied with the punishment and is calling for Shirashi's permanent ban.

PETA Senior Vice President: “This small administrative fine and suspension does not commensurate with such a serious violation.'' Cathy Guillermo said in an article: statement.

“Administering stimulants puts horses' lives at risk, and a trainer who treats a horse ruthlessly will do the same to other horses. The safety of all other horses present must also be considered,” Guillermo continued. One You have shown a clear disregard for regulations and should never be given the privilege of competing in your state again.

“Permanently banning Schillaci from competing in Ohio State will create a safer environment for all participants.”

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Unfortunately for PETA, the Ohio Horse Racing Commission told FOX 8 that the most the law would require is a one-year suspension. Nothing more can be done.

But even though they are a bunch of weirdos, I understand PETA's point…why would we put meth in horses?