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  1. sport.guardian.co.uk0,14604,
    4218156,00.html Australian cyclists took steroids, claims
    senator By Julian Linden SYDNEY, June 18 (Reuters) -
    Australian track cyclists have allegedly been using illegal
    steroids in a "shooting gallery" at the Australian Institute
    of Sport (AIS), the Australian Parliament heard on Friday.
    Senator John Faulkner told the parliament that up to six
    riders had been injecting themselves with legal and
    prohibited substances after locking themselves in a room at
    the AIS in Adelaide. "Room 121 was used as an injecting
    room, or indeed as a shooting gallery, by up to six cyclists
    locking themselves in, several nights a week, undetected for
    months on end," Faulkner said. "Why didn't the coaches and
    other staff twig that something untowards was taking place?
    "Cycling is, after all, one of the highest-profile sports to
    be at risk from performance-enhancing drugs." Faulkner said
    the allegations stemmed from an investigation by the Court
    of Arbitration for Sport into Mark French, an 18-year-old
    Australian track cyclist who was recently banned for two
    years for a doping office. Faulkner said French had been
    introduced to various drugs, include a growth hormone for
    horses, by senior riders at the AIS but was the only cyclist
    charged over doping. Australia's Federal Sports Minister Rod
    Kemp said he would order an investigation into the claims.
    "The Australian Government, let me make it absolutely clear,
    has a zero tolerance policy in relation to drugs in sport -
    we will not tolerate it in any shape or form," he said.
    Faulkner said the Australian Olympic Committee was also
    looking into the case.

  2. When asked if they ever took equine growth hormone, the cyclists responded, "Neigh!".

  3. "pedalchick" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    When asked if they ever took equine growth hormone, the
    cyclists responded, "Neigh!".

    That reminds me of an old Joan Rivers joke about the noted
    horsewoman, Princess Ann. Rivers said that when Ann was
    asked how old she was, she replied by stamping her foot on
    the floor.

  4. B. Lafferty said:

    "pedalchick" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    When asked if they ever took equine growth hormone, the
    cyclists responded, "Neigh!".

    That reminds me of an old Joan Rivers joke about the noted
    horsewoman, Princess Ann. Rivers said that when Ann was
    asked how old she was, she replied by stamping her foot on
    the floor.


    Princess Anne, Right!

    Wasn't she the one that used to have her pix in the
    newspapers with her HayBurners?

    And always, to aid the bewildered readers who couldn't tell
    the difference, it would say ``That's Princess Anne on the
    left/right/whatever''

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  5. "Davey Crockett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    B. Lafferty said:

    "pedalchick" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    When asked if they ever took equine growth hormone,
    the cyclists responded, "Neigh!".

    That reminds me of an old Joan Rivers joke about the
    noted horsewoman, Princess Ann. Rivers said that when
    Ann was asked how old she was, she replied by stamping
    her foot on the floor.


    Princess Anne, Right!

    Wasn't she the one that used to have her pix in the
    newspapers with her HayBurners?

    And always, to aid the bewildered readers who couldn't
    tell the


    difference,

    Quoted message said:

    it would say ``That's Princess Anne on the
    left/right/whatever''

    Right you are! I'd completely forgotten about that.

  6. B. Lafferty said:

    "Davey Crockett" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message news:87u0x8hiz9.fsf@cpe000423176ea9-
    cm0f2069983361.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com...

    Quoted message said:
    B. Lafferty said:

    "pedalchick" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message "]news:[email hidden]...

    >When asked if they ever took equine growth hormone, the
    >cyclists responded, "Neigh!".
    >

    That reminds me of an old Joan Rivers joke about the
    noted horsewoman, Princess Ann. Rivers said that when Ann
    was asked how old she was, she replied by stamping her
    foot on the floor.

    Princess Anne, Right!

    Wasn't she the one that used to have her pix in the
    newspapers with her HayBurners?

    And always, to aid the bewildered readers who couldn't
    tell the

    difference,

    Quoted message said:

    it would say ``That's Princess Anne on the
    left/right/whatever''

    Right you are! I'd completely forgotten about that.

    As I recall, the IOC made her undergo drug-testing
    (including gender testing) at the Montreal Olympics. Mummy
    was reportedly not too chuffed.

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