Legal Opinion
Kramp v. Ohio State Racing Commission
Ohio Court of Appeals
Decided November 6, 1991No. 15147PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Reece, Judge.
Plaintiff-appellant, Joseph G. Kramp, was a professional harness horse driver and trainer. On May 26,1990, a horse he was training, “Kandiman T,” finished fifth in a race at Northfield Park. Afterwards, the animal’s blood and urine samples tested positive for a tightly controlled stimulant known as “etorphine.”
As a result of this discovery, the Northfield Park Board of Stewards found Kramp to be in violation of the rules of defendant-appellee, Ohio State Racing Commission (“Racing Commission”) on June 19,1990. He was fined $250, his driver and trainer’s license was suspended for…
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