New York Mandates Continuing Education for Trainers
Edited Press Release
December 14, 2016
Thoroughbred trainers must obtain annual continuing education in equine health, welfare, and safety, among other topics.
Thoroughbred trainers must obtain annual continuing education in equine health, welfare, and safety, among other topics.
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The event will take place Oct. 5-8, 2017, at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Michael Blowen is an advocate of racehorse aftercare and founder of Old Friends Thoroughbred retirement center.
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The event offers two tracks: one geared to veterinary professionals and the other to nonmedical donkey enthusiasts.
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Improving working equids’ health and welfare could help them work longer and better to the benefit of their owners.
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The Youth Ambassador Program is designed to expand awareness of the TIP and the versatility of the Thoroughbred.
Applications are due by April 15, and organizations must meet certain requirements to be eligible for accreditation.
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