THOROUGHBRED HORSES 
27 pages
Published: 31 Aug 2021
Author(s): Tom Reilly
ISBN: 978-1-76053-221-5
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DownloadThe Australian Thoroughbred breeding industry plays a significant economic and social role, with strong community involvement and a growing focus on animal welfare. This project undertook a comprehensive review of welfare practices across the thoroughbred breeding and racing sectors, informed by national and international best practice and extensive industry consultation. The findings and recommendations provide a coordinated, evidence based pathway to strengthen horse welfare outcomes, support industry sustainability and rebuild public confidence in the care of Thoroughbred horses.
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