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This #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, we’re supporting the launch of #OnYourSide, a new suicide prevention toolkit designed by The Royal Foundation @KensingtonRoyal specifically for the sports sector.
Read the full details here, including how to access support:
See the full #NHAPressRelease here:
https://www.nhra.co.za/index.php/inquiries/1358-update-inquiry-trainer-mr-dominic-zaki-3
National Rulings September 3-9. The following rulings were reported on HISA's “rulings” portal and through the Horseracing Integrity and Welfare Unit's (HIWU) “pending” and “resolved” cases portals.
National Rulings September 3-9
Every week, the TDN posts a roundup of the relevant Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act (HISA) related rulings from around the country.
www.thoroughbreddailynews.com
Bush Racing Isn't Hard To Find; Getting Authorities To Act Is More Complicated - The American Horse Council found a patchwork of laws and enforcement gaps, and says solutions may start with showing authorities what has worked elsewhere.
Bush Racing Isn't Hard To Find; Getting Authorities To Act Is More Complicated
The American Horse Council found a patchwork of laws and enforcement gaps, and says solutions may start with showi...
paulickreport.com
Study: Biomarker May Help Gauge Lameness Risk In Racehorses - Levels of a biomarker associated with bone formation could offer clues about short-term lameness risk in Thoroughbreds.
Study: Biomarker May Help Gauge Lameness Risk In Racehorses
Levels of a biomarker associated with bone formation could offer clues about short-term lameness risk in Thoroughbreds.
paulickreport.com
'They are throwing the book at me': One of P.E.I.'s top horse trainers hit with suspension | Jenn Doyle's horse showed too high a level of TCO2, but she says her horse produced it
'They are throwing the book at me': One of P.E.I.'s top horse trainers hit with suspension | CBC...
One of P.E.I.'s top trainers has been fined $1,000 and suspended from harness racing for six months after a bloo...
www.cbc.ca
Osteocalcin Blood Test Tracks Bone Injury in Racehorses. Published and peer-reviewed research which links osteocalcin with lameness in thoroughbreds has moved the industry a step close to a possible biomarker test which could enhance equine welfare.
Osteocalcin Blood Test Tracks Bone Injury in Racehorses
An Equine Veterinary Journal study links osteocalcin to bone scan abnormalities in racehorses. Read why longer validation is needed.
thestraight.com.au
New Zealand has been selected to host the 42nd Asian Racing Conference (ARC), with Auckland set to welcome an estimated 600–800 racing industry leaders, administrators and participants from around the world in 2028.
Auckland Confirmed to Host 2028 Asian Racing Conference | Breednet
New Zealand has been selected to host the 42nd Asian Racing Conference (ARC), with Auckland set to welcome an es...
www.breednet.com.au
Irish involvement in horse-trafficking ring carries echoes of 2013 meat scandal – Sports horses banned from the food chain ended up in Belgian abattoir where meat was processed for human consumption
Irish involvement in horse-trafficking ring carries echoes of 2013 meat scandal
Sports horses banned from the food chain ended up in Belgian abattoir where meat was processed for human consumption
www.irishtimes.com
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