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Greyhound trainer suspended and fined after dog tests postitive for amphetamines
9NEWS
A South Australian greyhound trainer has been found guilty of racing a dog drugged with amphetamine.
It's No Myth tested positive after winning a race in October last year.
A Greyhound Racing South Australia stewards inquiry today suspended Todd Kelly for 15 months and fined him $5000.
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Kelly had pleaded not guilty to the charge and told 9NEWS he plans to appeal the verdict and suspension.
The verdict comes amid calls for a parliamentary inquiry into the South Australian greyhound industry following the live baiting scandal in New South Wales.
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