THOROUGHBRED HORSES 
67 pages
Published: 1 Jun 1998
Author(s): BAILEY, CRAIG J.
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This publication reports the perceptions of trainers on causes of wastage and highlights their priorities for various research topics. Risk factors for serious racing injuries are identified for metropolitan racecourses in Melbourne and career profiles for elite Thoroughbreds are described. The first long-term study of horses in training is described in the final part of this report and the relative importance of various types of injuries and diseases documented.
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Each thoroughbred breeding region has unique characteristics, so it is crucial to have accurate information specific to each state. Information acquired from the Australian Stud...
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