Equine welfare: A commitment to care
Thoroughbreds are the heart of the industry, and ensuring their wellbeing before, during, and after their racing careers is a collective responsibility. The efforts of the industry span the entire lifecycle of these incredible animals, supported by a strategic plan and substantial financial investment.
A day in the life of Esti Feny
Race day for any stable with a horse running that day is a blend of excitement, meticulous preparation, and unwavering dedication. We followed Esti Feny to see what goes into a typical race day.
Using natural remedies for allergies
Stress and allergies affect horses just like humans and there are many ways to help them. Ciaron Maher's team has the solution for Pintoff.
Emma Booth: Journey of determination
In the high-stakes world of para-equestrian sports, the path to success is often paved with unexpected challenges and moments of resilience. Emma Booth embodies this spirit of perseverance.
The importance of pre-training for young thoroughbreds
The breaking in and pre-training of young thoroughbreds is a crucial part of their racing career; Woodlow Equine, run by Sam Woods and Shenae Lowings, aims to improve that early equine experience
Racing Victoria implements new thoroughbred welfare rule
The racing industry's enhanced commitment to thoroughbred welfare in Victoria is demonstrated through a new rule that prohibits the sending of live racehorses to knackeries and abattoirs.
Post-race rituals for our equine athletes
After a race, a horse’s journey doesn’t end at the finish line; it continues with a series of rituals designed to ensure their wellbeing and recovery.
From the arena to the racetrack
The transition from eventing to racing is demonstrated by some of racing's familiar faces.