Kathleen Collins

integrity of the sport, according to AGC President Kathleen Collins.
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illicit drug use at a Florida track, Collins said, "The fact is that 99.9 percent of racing greyhounds tested show no exposure whatever to cocaine. We're very proud of that record." To set the record straight, Collins noted some key facts:
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Collins said radical animal rights organizations such as Grey2K may have contributed some of the false information portrayed as "research" in the Tampa Tribune story.She noted that animal rights groups typically promote misinformation in their political campaigns against greyhound racing and other animal enterprises. Collins concluded, "Most reporters understand the importance of checking

Abilene, KSÂ-Officials of the American Greyhound Council (AGC) are confident that industry and regulatory policies of zero tolerance for drug use are protecting the welfare of racing greyhounds and the integrity of the sport, according to AGC President Kathleen Collins.

Responding to a recent article by Alan Snel in the Tampa Tribune about illicit drug use at a Florida track, Collins said, Â"The fact is that 99.9 percent of racing greyhounds tested show no exposure whatever to cocaine.
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To set the record straight, Collins noted some key facts:
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Collins said radical animal rights organizations such as Grey2K may have contributed some of the false information portrayed as Â"researchÂ" in the Tampa Tribune story.She noted that animal rights groups typically promote misinformation in their political campaigns against greyhound racing and other animal enterprises.

Collins concluded, Â"Most reporters understand the importance of checking their facts and making sure they understand the statistics theyÂ're reporting.

WeÂ've offered our help to make sure their immediate health needs are addressed, and also in identifying them so their owners can be notified.Â" NGA board member Kathleen Collins yesterday visited the county shelter where the dogs are currently housed to get a first-hand look at their physical condition.

Here is the full text of a December 1 letter sent by AGC President Kathleen Collins to the Ladies Home Journal in response to a recent story on greyhound adoption.
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Kathleen Collins, PresidentAmerican Greyhound Council

ABILENE, Kan., May 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Officials of the American Greyhound Council (AGC) are confident that industry and regulatory policies of zero tolerance for drug use are protecting the welfare of racing greyhounds and the integrity of the sport, according to AGC President Kathleen Collins.

Responding to a recent article by Alan Snel in the Tampa Tribune about illicit drug use at a Florida track, Collins said, "The fact is that 99.9 percent of racing greyhounds tested show no exposure whatever to cocaine.
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To set the record straight, Collins noted some key facts:
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Collins said radical animal rights organizations such as Grey2K may have contributed some of the false information portrayed as "research" in the Tampa Tribune story.She noted that animal rights groups typically promote misinformation in their political campaigns against greyhound racing and other animal enterprises.

Collins concluded, "Most reporters understand the importance of checking their facts and making sure they understand the statistics they're reporting.

(KANSAS) -- Officials of the American Greyhound Council (AGC) are confident that industry and regulatory policies of zero tolerance for drug use are protecting the welfare of racing greyhounds and the integrity of the sport, according to AGC President Kathleen Collins.
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(KANSAS) -- Officials of the American Greyhound Council (AGC) are confident that industry and regulatory policies of zero tolerance for drug use are protecting the welfare of racing greyhounds and the integrity of the sport, according to AGC President Kathleen Collins.