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Another hurdle awaits Mary
RALEIGH, North Carolina. Sept 17: Suspended American distance star Mary Slaney has been cleared of an alleged doping offense and can run again. USA Track and Field announced Tuesday, reports Reuter.
"The doping hearing board has concluded that Mary Slaney committed no doping violation," USA Track and Field said following a weekend hearing In Chicago on a disputed doping test from the 1996 the US Olympic trials.
The test had found Slaney to have a higher than acceptable ratio of testosterone to epl testosterone, although she has consistently denied taking steroids or any substance banned by the IAAF.
Despite the ruling Issued by US track officials, the general secretary of the International Amateur Athletic Federation said the world governing body must look al the mcnls of the
decision by the US doping hearing board before lifting its international suspension.
"If we do not agree with the merits of the decision, then there is a dispute and it will go to arbitration." Istvan Gyulal said in a telephone interview from his home in Budapest.
"Mary Slaney not only was suspended by USA Track and Field but by the IAAF as well." Gyulal said. "USA Track and Field has the power to do this but the IAAF must also look at all the merits of the decision."
Slaney was pleased with the ruling, but had made no decision on whether she will compete during the upcoming indoor season or next summer, her husband Richard said In a telephone Interview from their home in Eugene. Oregon.
"It's hard to feel vindicated (by the decision) for something you never did." he said, "So T don't think relief is the right word.
Tf she does compete this winter. It will be at the Mlilroae Games in New York in
Februaiy." Slaney added.
The fAAF suspended Slaney in June pending the outcome of the US hearing of her disputed drug test. The US federation then added its own suspension, prohibiting Slaney from competing in the US championships in Indianapolis in mid-June.
Richard Slaney said he received a telephone call concerning the decision Tuesday morning.
"I gave Mary a hug. told her
the news and walked our daughter to school," aaid ihe former British discus thrower.
Craig Masback. chief executive officer for USATF. said he waa pleased with the outcome of this hearing.