Thoroughbred Trainers Criticize Breeders’ Cup Salix Ban
Jack Shinar
November 2, 2012
Furosemide has been banned from this year’s Breeders’ Cup juvenile races.
Discussions about the welfare of our equine friends
Furosemide has been banned from this year’s Breeders’ Cup juvenile races.
The amicus brief asks a court to uphold USDA regulations requiring minimum penalties for HPA violators.
Most horses adapt well to vision loss but still require special management in a safe environment.
The donation was made via the Breeders’ Cup’s new “Text to Donate” to Thoroughbred aftercare campaign.
Based on feedback from users, the new website will offer a cleaner, more efficient user experience.
Two youths face charges connected to the alleged injury of horses belonging to the Chicago Police Department.
The award recognizes Riders4Helmet’s efforts to educate equestrians on the benefits of wearing a helmet.
The man allegedly dragged a donkey behind his SUV then left the injured animal unattended along a roadside.
The three horses were spotted by college students earlier this month in Mallet Pond State Park.
The campaign will allow donations benefiting the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance to be given via text.
All Pletcher’s 2-year-olds have raced on Salix in all of their starts.
The training taught attendees how to accurately assess the welfare state of and care for seized horses.
Eric Mitchell shares his thoughts on the recently completed Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit.
The trainers were recently involved in medication violations in Louisiana and New Mexico.
The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance was a main focus during a session entitled “Totally Aftercare.”
Furosemide, clenbuterol, and owner education were among the topics discussed during the Welfare Summit.
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