A New Zealand greyhound tested positive for trace meth, with no proof of doping, sparking concerns over contamination and racing integrity.

A greyhound in New Zealand tested positive for trace methamphetamine after a race, sparking confusion as investigators found no evidence of intentional doping. The dog’s trainer denied any involvement, and authorities acknowledged the positive result without proving negligence, noting that a lack of fault could result in a reduced penalty. The case remains unresolved, raising concerns about potential contamination and the integrity of greyhound racing.