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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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Horse Tracking Initiative Could Evolve into Aftercare Tool

Earlier this year, Santa Anita Park quietly rolled out a new policy requiring any licensee wishing to remove their horse’s foal papers from the racing office to sign a waiver of responsibility. Licensees are also required to provide an explanation about why, where, for how long, and for what purpose...

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TDN Q&A: Why Aftercare Is Important With Jim Gagliano

This year, an automatic payment of $35 will accompany every Report of Mares bred paper filed with The Jockey Club, with the monies collected–estimated at $700,000–going to Thoroughbred retirement. The TDN’s Sue Finley caught up with The Jockey Club President and COO Jim Gagliano to talk about why the rehoming...

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More Support For Retired Racehorses

Britain’s racehorse owners are to increase their automatic financial contribution to the welfare of retired racehorses from March 1st, 2018. This is the first time there has been increase in the levy since 2009. In consultation with the British Horseracing Authority, the Board of the Racehorse Owners Association has agreed...

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France’s First Ever Competition Series Reserved For Retrained Racehorses

Breaking new ground, Au-Delà des Pistes is delighted to announce the introduction of a series of show-jumping competitions, reserved for retrained racehorses, starting in March 2018. The initiative is the result of a partnership between the charity, Au-Delà des Pistes, whose mission is to promote the retraining of racehorses in...

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