Horse Racing

Former Guido coach for 20 months, paid more than $60,000


A series of horse doping trials continued on November 17 in New York City when Thomas Guido III learned he would begin serving a 20-month prison sentence early next year.

Guido, a former mining coach, was among six people named in the same indictment nearly three years ago for illegal use of performance-enhancing drugs. He pleaded guilty on May 25 to a single count of drug mixing and misbranding, a felony. Guido admitted that between at least 2015 and January 2020, he misled and misled state and federal regulators about the distribution, purchase, and receipt of PEDs in his operations. his mining racing action.

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Two days ago, former trainer Rene Allard and veterinarian Louis Grasso were convicted in the same courtroom. All three men appeared before Judge P. Kevin Castel in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Castel suggested that Guido serve his sentence at Camp Otisville in New York to facilitate family visits. Guido was ordered to surrender to be detained on February 14, 2023. Once released, he will be under the supervision of the probation office for one year.

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Monetary terms are also part of the package. Guido was fined $10,000 and a forfeiture order of $61,800.97 agreed upon when he pleaded guilty was paid in full on sentencing day.

Assistant United States Attorney Sarah Mortazavi represents the government in a role familiar to her and the court. She is assisted by FBI agent Timothy Bergen. Guido is represented by attorney Joseph Corozzo.

Guido asked the court for house arrest. The government argued for a substantial sentence of less than 30 months.

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