Andrey Nikulin: "Horse of Russian Sports"

"The horse of Russian sport by the middle of the zero looked unpretentious, but a strong global middle peasant, confidently entered the troika -five and could gradually, with proper care, raise the hoof and more," writes the analyst and publicist on Facebook in connection with the decision of WADA on the detachment of Russian athletes from international competitions.

"But the guideline was received urgently, to the eve of the great Sochi, to turn it into a prize stallion-champion.

So I had to, like a lady-barynik at a pre-revolutionary fair, grunting to inflate it from behind through a tube so that tinted wool glossy on the rounded sides.

The Olympics passed, the gold of medals and the roar of the victorious salute caused the golden rain from the substitute urine mixed with Meldonium. And our horse began to gradually blow off, with indecent sound and an unpleasant odor.

Sadly, but expected. "