Mr. Darragh O'Loughlin:

It should have increased and will continue to increase to the extent that resources allow. As I mentioned earlier, it is important not just to take samples. On a race day we will always take a sample from the winner and we do pre-race testing on horses that are selected randomly. However, testing horses in their yard - not on a race day - is a very effective way of detecting the misuse of substances that may not still be in the horse's system on race day.