Horse Racing Form In The Horse Racing Form Guide In Newspapers What Does The L Stand For?

In the horse racing form guide in newspapers what does the L stand for? - horse racing form

You are obviously talking racing.Because North [L] says that the horse running on Lasix. What am I in Britain, where heroin is illegal, and should cover the race in the world compete illegally in the patch products, many problems and very serious underlying medical conditions of application. Unfortunately, this is my impression aretired to this substance, but am in the jockey, who traveled the world and not bad for a driver when you realize that is your horse a blleeder and has every chance of major problems in the middle of a hub [of which from how it is the wrong horse of external bleeding or filling the lungs with blood, think of the fear that the horse caused