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A Passport To A Second Career

There’s no doubt about it, Brookline was bred for greatness. Out of the iconic broodmare Cara Rafaela, a Grade 1 winner herself who produced the likes of superstar sire Bernardini, Brookline had some big shoes to fill. It was at Margaux Farm, a Thoroughbred training center located in Midway, Ky., that...

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BHA Plans to Trace Horses From Cradle to Grave (May 23rd, 2018)

The BHA is looking into ways of building a better picture about the post-racing care of racehorses as part of the overall welfare strategy for the sport. The issue of traceability is one of the initiatives to have been identified by the BHA’s director of equine health and welfare David...

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The Thoroughbreds of Land Rover (May 2nd, 2018)

After some drama at the first veterinary inspection, 13 Thoroughbreds were among the 46 pairs accepted to compete. (Click here to check out the complete list of Thoroughbreds that were entered and read their full bios.) The weather and footing couldn’t have been more perfect on cross-country day, and the...

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IFAR set for Seoul, South Korea, at the Asian Racing Conference

Equine welfare will be a key focus at the 37th Asian Racing Conference (ARC), to be held in Seoul, South Korea, May 13 – 18. The International Forum for the Aftercare of Racehorses (IFAR) will hold its second conference on Monday, May 14, in conjunction with ARC, and on Thursday,...

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Racing Victoria’s Off The Track Program Gets Set to Jump Off

Racing Victoria (RV) has today announced its commitment to Jump Off, a new reality television series coming to the Seven Network in Spring 2018 that showcases horse racing and show jumping and celebrates the versatility of thoroughbred horses. The program will also be rebroadcast on Racing.com. The series is being...

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Britain’s leading equine welfare organisations join forces again at Aintree

The 2018 Randox Health Grand National Festival at Aintree Racecourse will once again see Britain’s leading equine welfare organisations and charities come together to highlight the welfare factors which affect Britain’s horses. The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) will be joined by the RSPCA, World Horse Welfare, British Horse Society and...

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