Project snapshot: Phase 3 of case control study of mid-late term pregnancy loss in Thoroughbred mares
Mare pregnancy loss in NSW and QLD Thoroughbreds: explore causes, risks and management to improve foal outcomes and productivity.
THOROUGHBRED HORSES
Research in Progress – Horses 2003-2004
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Published: 1 Sep 2004
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