Keeping it 'fair': State Fair livestock judging uses drug tests
by Thor on Sep. 02nd, 2010
You don't trust me?: Ribbon-winning cattle at the Minnesota State Fair go through drug testing to make sure steroids or other performance-enhancing drugs are not part of their system.Courtesy Forum concoursvaches.frIt's not just athletes who are turning to performance-enhancing drugs to try to cash in with bigger paychecks. Here's a very interesting story on the drug testing done on championship-winning animals at the Minnesota State Fair, including tips on how to collect urine samples from various farm critters.
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