Bob Baffert acknowledges using ointment on Medina Spirit that includes betamethasone
Trainer Bob Baffert says Otomax could be the source of the drug that has put Medina Spirit's victory in Kentucky Derby in jeopardy.
Bob Baffert acknowledges using ointment on Medina Spirit that includes betamethasone
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