Anti-doping rule violation

32 V.I.C. § 222 — under Horse Racing.

32 V.I.C. § 222

(1) The Virgin Islands Horse Racing Commission, after notice to and with appropriate opportunity for comment from industry representatives and the public, shall establish a list of anti-doping rule violations including, but not limited to:(1) strict liability for the presence of a prohibited substance or method in a horse’s sample or the use of a prohibited substance or method;(2) attempted use of a prohibited substance or method;(3) possession of any prohibited substance or method;(4) attempted possession of any prohibited substances or method;(5) administration or attempted administration of any prohibited substance or method;(6) refusing or failing without compelling justification to submit a horse for sample collection;(7) tampering or attempted tampering with any part of doping control;(8) trafficking or attempted trafficking in any prohibited substances or method; and(9) complicity in any anti-doping rule violation.

(1) strict liability for the presence of a prohibited substance or method in a horse’s sample or the use of a prohibited substance or method;

(2) attempted use of a prohibited substance or method;

(3) possession of any prohibited substance or method;

(4) attempted possession of any prohibited substances or method;

(5) administration or attempted administration of any prohibited substance or method;

(6) refusing or failing without compelling justification to submit a horse for sample collection;

(7) tampering or attempted tampering with any part of doping control;

(8) trafficking or attempted trafficking in any prohibited substances or method; and

(9) complicity in any anti-doping rule violation.