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TXA
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TXATranexamic Acid
TXATextiles and Apparel (various locations)
TXATransfer X to A (computing)
TXATopps Xpectations Autographs (sports memorabilia)
TXATransfer X Into Accumulator (6502 processor instruction)
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The horse finished sixth in a race at Huntingdon on February 19, after which she tested positive for tranexamic acid, an anti-bleeding drug, which contravened British Horseracing Authority rules.
Winner Nicky back to form after race ban by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The Laura Young-trained Strategic Plan, who was first past the post, tested positive for the anti-bleeding drug tranexamic acid and faces disqualification.
Gandolfo calls time on training career after nearly 50 years by The Racing Post (London, England)
The horse finished sixth in a race at Huntingdon on February 19, after which she tested positive for tranexamic acid, an antibleeding drug, which contravened British Horseracing Authority rules.
Hendo lands a comeback win by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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