Some people will do anything to win.

For example, maybe you’ve heard the controversy surrounding the horse trainer who got himself banned from the sport in recent weeks..

Up until a few months ago, he was doing pretty well for himself.

In fact, during his 3 years at the paddock, he was responsible for a pretty remarkable string of victories!

But today, his winning legacy – and his very future in the sport – is now forever tarnished with last month’s scandalous discovery.

11 of racing’s hottest fillies testing positive for steroids.

The case has spilled into the press as perhaps the biggest doping scandal in racing history.

Drawing outrage from the stable owner, racing fans, and making headlines around the globe!

As another trainer told the BBC recently, “Without a doubt ... an unfair advantage is sought by using these drugs”.

Surely, this trainer knew the consequences of his actions.

What was he thinking??

Was it worth the risk to his future – and the integrity of the sport – to win ... at any cost?

Everyone claims they would never cheat.

But let’s be honest with each other.

What if there were no way to get caught?

No consequences even if you did get caught?

Psychologists have proven that most of us – given the opportunity – wouldn’t bat an eye to gain an unfair advantage in a similar situation.

Wouldn’t you?

I know I would.

But unlike some people.