The analysis is done: Women jockeys are the equal of men in Britain
However, they remain in the minority and appear to get fewer opportunities.
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Misconceptions around horse supplements identified by researchers
Study team probes equine supplement use in Ireland, finding many owners thought formal testing regimes were in place.
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May the force be with you: Whizzy LED whip makes mark at equestrian innovation awards
Technology meets tradition at equestrian innovation awards, with some snazzy new products showcased.
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New guidelines for treating equine glandular gastric disease
Differences between EGGD and gastric ulcers outlined in in-depth treatment advice.
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More changes proposed after second race-day mix-up in Britain in six months
“This is simply unacceptable; it affects the betting public, bookmakers and other participants and risks undermining confidence in the integrity of the sport.”
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Why pre-purchase exams are important when buying a horse
“It is not a pass/fail situation. We are just describing the horse, doing our best to state whether the issues that it has can be maintained or can be useful for the horse’s given profession, and what is expected of it.”
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New Zealand to get its first all-weather surface for Thoroughbred racing
More details on the proposal are expected to released in the Budget in May.
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Signs of ivermectin resistance seen in small strongyles on large British stud
“Overt anthelmintic resistance will likely emerge in future, should the current regime of ivermectin administration continue.”
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Wild horses have an ally in Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard
Pearl Jam founding member was among the first to support the Wild Love Preserve, which aims to protect and preserve wild horses in their native environments.
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Obesity in pregnant mares can cause health issues in their foals, study finds
Researchers say their findings highlight the importance of maintaining mares at optimal weight during pregnancy.
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Top showjumping horses nobbled before World Cup qualifier, FEI Tribunal told
Hungarian team reserve was named as the prime suspect. Investigations are continuing.
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Secretariat team rallies to help Big Red’s track rider Charlie Davis fight cancer
Fund-raising efforts under way to help out Secretariat’s colorful and engaging exercise rider.
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Current training regimes may be too hard on the legs of racehorses, findings suggest
Horses might need more time off from intense training than is currently the case to minimise the risk of bone injury, according to the researchers.
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Push to complete development of blood and saliva tests for small redworms in horses
Blood and saliva tests have potential to revolutionise the way veterinarians approach small redworm control in horses.
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Call for amazing animals: “Not every hero wears a cape”
Animals can be motivators, best friends, family; they save people from loneliness and can help owners through tough times – often, these pets are their personal heroes.
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Attacking inflammation: New equine treatment “a breakthrough”
Autologous Conditioned Serum (ACS) is produced from the horse’s own blood, and produced using LED photobiostimulation technology.
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Five toes in each front hoof? They’ve been there all along, say scientists
“These findings show that today’s horse is not truly monodactyl (single-toed)”,
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First evidence of Schmallenberg virus exposure in horses
“This is the first serological report which detected the Schmallenberg virus antibody in the equine population.”
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Lifetime achievement award for Shires Equestrian founder
Malcolm Ainge recognised by at British Equestrian Trade Association Business Awards.
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Video: Is your horse struggling with an ill-fitting bridle?
Experts explain the various areas that can cause pain and discomfort due to ill-fitting and overly tight head wear.
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