Hey y'all ,  something I've had mixed answers about, including from vets. Wondering what you do. 

You run a horse on lasix , a known bleeder. You make the short go. You don't have enough time to replenish & re dose your horse. ( say you're at the end of the draw in the long go, and make the short go. The short go starts 1 hr after )  how woud you proceed ? Ok to run again ? Or give more lasix ? A half dose ? 
let me know what you think or do. 

A very good question. I would like to know also. 

If it was that tight of a turn around, I probably wouldn't make the second run if I didn't minimum of 5 hrs to give some water and re dose. 

Yea but what if it was the cinch playoffs and you could 45k in basically a day? Would you walk away? I'm not sure if the answer either but there has to be a plan in place I would think . Or like the American , they come right back as well . 

if i made the short go somewhere i for sure wouldn't just walk away. 

Sorry, I didn't think we were talking about the cinch playoffs or American. Never mind:-)

https://equimanagement.com/news/lasix-24-hours-out-shows-promise-as-treatment-for-eiph-in-horses/

Ive been going with this and have seen some pretty great results. The studies are ever changing but I never liked the idea of no water. 

I'm no expert. I recently ran my first ever lasix horse a few times. I had a major anxiety attack  at race that ran really really s.l.o.w. because I prepared to run around 3 and actually ran after 5. I had given the lasix at 11. A local trainer/futurity friend said it would be ok as did owner. I asked vet later and he said it lasts longer than most people realize and six hours out is still effective.

that study sounda reall encouraging , until you read it and find there were 7 horses in it, TOTAL. One horse for every protocol, including placebo. 

I get that I did find another study I will try to find again but I am not sure about you but my lasix horses never run there fastest run the first run of the weekend