"It is thought that the list, which has taken more than five weeks to be released because of the complicated and coded many entries in Dr Fuentes books, include other sports' stars. Those athletes involved are said to have used the names of their *pet dogs* to avoid being identified. American Tyler Hamilton, already serving a two-year suspension for blood doping, is also among those named."
"It is thought that the list, which has taken more than five weeks to be released because of the complicated and coded many entries in Dr Fuentes books, include other sports' stars. Those athletes involved are said to have used the names of their *pet dogs* to avoid being identified. American Tyler Hamilton, already serving a two-year suspension for blood doping, is also among those named."
"It is thought that the list, which has taken more than five weeks to be released because of the complicated and coded many entries in Dr Fuentes books, include other sports' stars. Those athletes involved are said to have used the names of their *pet dogs* to avoid being identified. American Tyler Hamilton, already serving a two-year suspension for blood doping, is also among those named."
I remember seeing something about that briefly, but I thought it referred to people just joking about Tugboat giving the infusion. I didn't realize from where it sprang.
"It is thought that the list, which has taken more than five weeks to be released because of the complicated and coded many entries in Dr Fuentes books, include other sports' stars. Those athletes involved are said to have used the names of their *pet dogs* to avoid being identified. American Tyler Hamilton, already serving a two-year suspension for blood doping, is also among those named."
I remember seeing something about that briefly, but I thought it referred to people just joking about Tugboat giving the infusion. I didn't realize from where it sprang.
[email hidden] wrote: > >From Phil Liggett's latest update > > "It is thought that the list, which has taken more than five weeks to > be released because of the complicated and coded many entries in Dr > Fuentes books, include other sports' stars. Those athletes involved > are said to have used the names of their *pet dogs* to avoid being > identified. American Tyler Hamilton, already serving a two-year > suspension for blood doping, is also among those named." > > So somewhere Tugboat's name could be on the list. > > Oh my.
I remember seeing something about that briefly, but I thought it referred to people just joking about Tugboat giving the infusion. I didn't realize from where it sprang.
OK. I give up.
Seriously. I just thought people were joking around. I didn't realize there was a serious news nugget in there about riders using pet names, things of that nature to name their doping results, tests, etc. with their doctor.
Tim Lines wrote: > [email hidden] wrote: > > >From Phil Liggett's latest update > > > > "It is thought that the list, which has taken more than five weeks to > > be released because of the complicated and coded many entries in Dr > > Fuentes books, include other sports' stars. Those athletes involved > > are said to have used the names of their *pet dogs* to avoid being > > identified. American Tyler Hamilton, already serving a two-year > > suspension for blood doping, is also among those named." > > > > So somewhere Tugboat's name could be on the list. > > > > Oh my. > > Old news. First reported Sep. 22, 2004. > http://tinyurl.com/mdszo
I remember seeing something about that briefly, but I thought it referred to people just joking about Tugboat giving the infusion. I didn't realize from where it sprang.
OK. I give up.
Seriously. I just thought people were joking around. I didn't realize there was a serious news nugget in there about riders using pet names, things of that nature to name their doping results, tests, etc. with their doctor.
Seriously, I just wish someone would explain the word "irony" to me. All I know is that someone said its name was "Tugboat".
