(a) All horses participating in horse races must be examined before the race or races in which they participate.
(b) All horses that place or receive a prize must be tested immediately after the race in which they place or receive a prize.
(c) Judges and stewards may select any horses at random for testing on the basis of the horse’s racing performance.
(d) A horse to which prohibited drugs have been administered or to which an electric battery or any similar device had been applied may not participate in any race during the program.
(e) The order of finish of a race may not be determined until after the post-race examination for the application of electric batteries or any similar device. If the administration of a prohibited drug or application of an electric battery or any similar device to a horse is discovered after a race and before the order of finish is determined, the horse must be disqualified.
(f) No prize, in cash or otherwise, may be awarded until after the necessary tests and analyses for prohibited drugs have been completed. If after any such test, the administration of a prohibited drug to a horse is discovered, the horse may not receive any prizes.