Regulators Discuss Jockey Club Drug Rules
The Blood-Horse Staff
March 5, 2013
Regulators met via conference call March 4 to discuss new model medication rules set to be adopted by RCI.
Regulators met via conference call March 4 to discuss new model medication rules set to be adopted by RCI.
As in 2012, Salix use is prohibited in Breeders’ Cup races for 2-year-olds but allowed in all other races.
Veterinarians are encouraged that her gastrointestinal function and attitude are improving.
A tentative agenda includes consideration of new drug penalty structures and more.
The Maryland Racing Commission voted for a equine medication, penalty, and testing program for racetracks.
While still in serious condition, she was able to go for a short walk and able to eat a small amount of grass.
Kentucky horse breeding farms are now eligible to apply for federal relief from agriculture-related disasters.
Doctors at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital reported Feb. 16 that Rachel Alexandra remained serious but stable.
The fifth annual “Haydrive” campaign will help fund hay costs for the TRF’s 950 retired racehorses.
A search committee has been formed to find an equine veterinary medical director for the NYRA.
Rachel Alexandra is in serious condition after undergoing surgery Feb. 13, according to owner Barbara Banke.
The board will review and assess fatal equine racing and training injuries at NYRA’s three racetracks.
Nearly $30,000 in prize money offered for Santa Anita-based film projects.
The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association has scheduled its 2013 seminars and clinics.
The TRF provides retraining and lifetime care for Thoroughbred horses.
A new federal immigration rule will benefit the horse industry, the National HBPA said Jan. 28.
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