We are going to continue at the level that we started. If anything, the testing will probably increase once we determine if the pre-race or post-race method is better.

We will be testing the affirmative defense.

We will continue talking with the different jurisdictions throughout the country to find out if there has been a breakthrough in the testing.

Most G.M.Os undergo rigorous lab testing to check human and animal tolerance. If something is found to cause an adverse reaction, it is not put on sale, it's as simple as that. Conventional crops don't have that advantage.

That's probably the prudent thing to do, to analyze and see the results of the impact of Hobbs on the existing racetracks in the state. We need to look at the purses and the amount of horses available.

We have not had any positives for milkshakes at this time.