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July - September 2026 - issue 94

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European Trainer Article Index

1 July 2026

Marcel Weiss - PANTIENCE REWARDED

1 July 2026

It took one horse - compact in stature but big, big in character - to catapult Weiss into the top trainer ranks. His career had been steady up to that point, and he did display the one virtue essential to his training approach: patience.

Now firmly established as one of the go-to German handlers, his composed demeanour hides fierce competition and a deep passion. A lot meets the eye when it comes to Marcel Weiss - he was in fact nicknamed ‘the Englishman’ due to his flat cap and his smart riding attire - but that tells only half the story. England is well known for its north-south divide, and it is an open secret that Germany is still very much divided into east and west. Society may be a step ahead, but things take a bit longer in racing - a lot of things move very slowly in German racing - and certain tracks are still referred to as ‘east’.

1 July 2026

PRODUCING THE FUTURE RACEHORSE

1 July 2026

The sub-2 hour marathon recorded for the first time in 2026 was, not that long ago, said to be unachievable by some eminent scientists. This incredible achievement shows how our understanding of the science of exercise is improving rapidly. Whilst there is arguably greater scope for ‘science’ to impact performance in endurance events like marathons, should we expect a sub 2 minute 30 seconds (Epsom) Derby any time soon?

1 July 2026

1 July 2026

Feeding and training strategies to energise the racehorse

1 July 2026

In this article we explore the latest science on combining nutritional and training strategies to promote metabolic adaptation and energy efficiency, as well as the key elements for delaying the onset of fatigue and promoting recovery in racing Thoroughbreds.

1 July 2026

Misbehaviour, instinct… or pain?

1 July 2026

In a performance-driven environment such as racing, unwanted behaviour is rarely viewed in isolation. A horse that becomes difficult to tack up, reluctant to enter the stalls, defensive around handling, unusually reactive during routine exercise or inconsistent in its work is often assessed through a familiar framework: temperament, training, attitude, experience or management. Sometimes that assessment is entirely correct. Some horses are naturally sharper than others, some are immature, and some simply take longer to learn what is being asked of them.

1 July 2026

1 July 2026

Have Horse will travel – Summer

1 July 2026

TRAINING AND RE-TRAINING – THE INTERFACE

1 July 2026

There is little doubt that, in the discourse on aftercare, the volume is, slowly but surely, being turned up.

The International Forum for the Aftercare of Racehorses (IFAR), an organisation of just 10 years’ standing, whose mission it is to advocate for lifetime care for retired racehorses, and to raise awareness of and encourage best practice in their aftercare, recently introduced a membership and supporter scheme.

Already, its website boasts no fewer than 42 member organisations and 50 supporters worldwide in a list that is ever growing. In May, in Newmarket, the Jockey Club hosted a seminar focussing on preparing racehorses for retirement and retraining.

1 July 2026

1 July 2026

Good Ground How is Climate Change affecting the preparation of European racing surfaces?

1 July 2026

Most will recognise the impact that Climate Change is having on their everyday lives but how is Climate Change impacting on the horse racing industry, notably in the preparation of European racing surfaces? It is clear that times are changing, and racecourse officials and trainers are having to adapt.

1 July 2026

Can a heartbeat predict performance?

1 July 2026

Few topics in racing concentrate stakeholder attention as sharply as the cardiac health of the Thoroughbred athlete. Sudden death on the racecourse is rare, but its impact — on owners, trainers, regulators, and on the public's perception of the sport — is disproportionately large. Behind those visible events lies a much wider population of horses whose cardiac function during work may be signalling something, well before any catastrophic outcome.

This issue brings together two articles that look at this terrain from opposite ends.

Dr Emmanuelle van Erck-Westergren addresses the prospective end of the same problem. Her recently published research uses wearable ECG technology to record cardiac rhythm during routine training in more than 70 Thoroughbreds at the Hong Kong Jockey Club. The findings show that exercise-associated arrhythmias are common, that their burden is meaningfully linked to subsequent race performance, and — crucially — that the most clinically informative window is the brief period of peak effort during a training gallop. The implication is direct: a tool now exists to identify horses whose hearts are signalling something during work, before they reach the start gate.

Dr Celia Marr reports on the work of the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities' Fatality Taskforce and its dedicated group on exercise-associated sudden death. Her article sets out what is now understood about the pathology of EASD — the role of fatal pulmonary haemorrhage, the difficulty of attributing causes even with detailed post-mortem data, and the urgent need for higher and more consistent necropsy standards across jurisdictions. It is a forensic argument: better data after the fact, leading to better understanding and, in time, better prevention.

Read together, the two articles describe the same problem at different points in time: one looking back from the necropsy table, the other looking forward from the morning gallop. Both make the case that cardiac welfare in the racing Thoroughbred is now a domain in which active, evidence-based intervention is increasingly possible — and increasingly expected.

1 July 2026

Exercise-associated sudden death – how are stakeholders facing this challenge.

1 July 2026

Although these statistics show EASD is a rare event, it is essential that racing faces the challenge of reducing the death toll and, in recent years, progress towards this has been made in various jurisdictions, in part co-ordinated in part by the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities’ Fatality Taskforce. Within this group, the EASD team have focussed mainly on improving standards and availability of post-mortem examination, aiming to generate a better understanding of why EASD occurs and to support research towards this goal.

1 July 2026

1 July 2026

Five of racing's most experienced figures share their perspectives on the challenges and opportunities facing the global industry.

1 July 2026

Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, CEO of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, John Messara, owner breeder of Arrowfield Stud and a major figure in Australian racing, French-based Group 1 winning trainer Nicolas Clement, Italian Valfredo Valiani, a former trainer turned bloodstock agent; and Damon Thayer, former Kentucky state senator and racing industry consultant, offer candid assessments of issues affecting the sport of racing. While each individual speaks from their own standpoint, the views provide food for thought for the industry on a global level.

1 July 2026

Cavalor Trainer of the Quarter - Joseph O’Brien

1 July 2026

Joseph O’Brien has enjoyed remarkable contrasting successes so far this year, his hurdler Home By The Sea winning the Gr.1 Stayers Hurdle at Cheltenham back in March, the filly Thundering On landing the Gp.1 Oaks at Epsom, followed by five winners at Royal Ascot to see O’Brien challenging his father Aidan for the meeting’s coveted Leading Trainer award. At time of going to press the Irish Derby has yet to be run, but there is a strong chance James J Braddock has capped a month to remember for the Carriganóg team.

1 July 2026

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3 April 2026

FRANCIS-HENRI GRAFFARD -A FULL MEASURE OF SUCCESS

3 April 2026

"Hasn't everyone seen and heard enough of me recently?" After a headline season which saw him set a new record for the number of Group 1 winners in a year by a French handler and a first title in the national trainers' championship, the 48-year-old is aware that the name "Graffard" has been among the most cited in the racing press over the past 12 months.

3 April 2026

2 April 2026

CAVALOR Trainer of the Quarter - Simon & Ed Crisford

2 April 2026

In May 2020 Ed and his father Simon Crisford became the first trainers in Britain to be granted a joint licence. Now, thanks to an excellent winter in Dubai culminating with a win in the Gp.2 Dubai Gold Cup, they become our first joint Trainers of the Quarter.

Their six runners on Dubai World Cup night earned €3.4m (£2.97m), doubling their British earnings gained in a highly successful 2025 campaign.

2 April 2026

1 April 2026

Do horses in training need regular deworming?

1 April 2026

With wormer resistance increasing and no new products expected soon, targeted parasite control is now essential for all horses.

This approach combines risk assessment, diagnostic testing, and paddock management to reduce infection levels and ensure only those horses that need treatment are wormed. This article outlines practical strategies for sustainable worm control in horses in training.

1 April 2026

STEPPING UP A GEAR? FUELLING FOR FAST WORK

1 April 2026

1 April 2026

HAVE HORSE, WILL TRAVEL SUMMER 2026

1 April 2026

1 April 2026

Trainers surviving at the grassroots

1 April 2026

As costs escalate in all spheres and prize money lags far off the pace, many trainers are finding times extremely tough. We spoke to three professionals—Jedd O’Keeffe (Britain), David Marnane (Ireland), and Didier Prod’homme (France)—to discuss how they have adapted their businesses to the current economic climate.

1 April 2026

VETERINARY: WEARABLES ON THE RACECOURSE

1 April 2026

Harnessing Tech to Enhance Equine Safety and Performance.

In May 2025, Britain became the first horseracing jurisdiction to permit the use of equine heart monitors on the racecourse as part of a pilot scheme to test technology under race conditions.

1 April 2026

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1 April 2026

IMPROVING THE RACECOURSE EXPERIENCE

1 April 2026

The appeal of sporting events now extends beyond competition. Audiences have evolved, expecting experiences that combine sport with atmosphere, engagement, and involvement. This shift has prompted organisers to create more immersive environments. Racecourses are no exception. As Laurent Dupont, Commercial and Marketing Director of France Galop, notes, "we cannot propose only horses nowadays... people, when they buy a ticket, want more, they want to be surprised and have a wonderful day". To stay relevant, racecourses must modernise their offerings and craft experiences that are dynamic, intriguing, and aligned with contemporary audiences.

1 April 2026

REVIEW OF ROARING AND POSSIBLE NEW SURGICAL PROCEDURE

1 April 2026

Roaring in horses is not just a loud, rasping noise made during exercise; it is a disorder of the upper airway that restricts airflow and can limit performance in large breeds such as Thoroughbreds, Standardbreds and warmbloods.

Ontario Veterinary College Associate Professor of Large Animal Surgery, Taralyn McCarrel, is seeking to develop a surgical procedure that could revolutionise treatment following tie-back surgery, offering new hope for affected horses.

1 April 2026

THE USE OF ‘AI’ IN HANDICAP RACES

1 April 2026

Artificial intelligence is steadily finding its place within the horse racing world, with its ability to process vast datasets and identify patterns invisible to the human eye. Could these same technologies extend into one of the sport's most nuanced and debated areas: handicap ratings?

1 April 2026

2025 EUROPEAN CHAMPION TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS

1 April 2026

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January - March 2026 - issue 92

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31 December 2025

HENRY DE BROMHEAD - "I'M GOING TO TRY TO TRAIN A CLASSIC WINNER ONE DAY."

31 December 2025

31 December 2025

MUSCLE MATTERS - HOW PROTEIN QUALITY DRIVES PERFORMANCE AND RECOVERY IN RACEHORSES

31 December 2025

31 December 2025

Biosecurity Beyond the Barn

31 December 2025

31 December 2025

From growth to performance - the musculoskeletal and neural development during the transition from yearling to 2yo

31 December 2025

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30 December 2025

BEHIND THE BREEZE UPS

30 December 2025

30 December 2025

THE HIDDEN TIMELINE OF HEALING - WOUND & MUSCULOSKELETAL RECOVERY

30 December 2025

30 December 2025

Why is Horseracing travel overlooked?

30 December 2025

HAVE HORSE, WILL TRAVEL - FIRST QUARTER 2026

30 December 2025

30 December 2025

Betting on Racing’s Future

30 December 2025

30 December 2025

CAVALOR Trainer of the Quarter - FRANCIS-HENRI GRAFFARD

30 December 2025

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October - December 2025 - issue 91

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3 October 2025

A vision for victory - six-time champion trainer Nicky Henderson on his forty-seven seasons at the top of the National Hunt table

3 October 2025

2 October 2025

Cavalor Trainer of the Quarter - Eoin McCarthy

2 October 2025

2 October 2025

Diagnostics to aid worm control

2 October 2025

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2 October 2025

AI in Equine Conference 2025

2 October 2025

Have Horse Will Travel - Key fixtures trainers should target this winter

2 October 2025

A look at 'Learning Theory'

2 October 2025

The results of the survey conducted into the husbandry practices that are adopted in the training of racehorses across Europe

2 October 2025

2 October 2025

Exclusive interview with Elie Hennau

2 October 2025

Racing on the edge - The new research perspectives on SDFT and SL injuries in thoroughbreds

2 October 2025

Forces in Flight - The biomechanics of jumping

2 October 2025

The race starts in the gut - new research available for optimising digestive health for peak performance

2 October 2025

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July - September 2025 - issue 90

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Mario Baratti - how he’s created a classic winning stable in the heart of Chantilly

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Cavalor Trainer of the Quarter - Joseph Murphy - who saddled Cercene to win the Gp.1 Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot

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How to choose the most effective supplements to support your horse

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Have Horse Will Travel - the international racing opportunities that trainers should be targeting this autumn

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Gerald Leigh Memorial Lectures 2025

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The work being done on the prevention of serious fractures in the racehorse

ISSUE 90 – JULY-SEPTEMER 2025

Can Spirulina help horses recover faster from intense exercise?

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The work being done to monitor and detect gene doping practices and understanding the future perspectives in breeding

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The 2025 EMHF AGM and three trainers who topped their respective national championship tables for the first time last year

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Young racehorse development through the lens of biotensegrity and fascia science

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April - June 2025 - issue 89

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Henk Grewe - the Classic winning German Trainer

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Organic minerals and why they should be part of the racehorses diet

Maximising the stable environment - covering aspects such as ventilation, flooring, bedding, lighting and the use of therapeutic tools for the stabled horse

Cavalor Trainer of the Quarter - Niels Petersen with UAE Oaks winner Queen Azteca

Spring allergies - how to treat spring allergies and the effects they have on the respiratory tract

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Addressing drug resistance in equine tapeworms

Have horse will travel - The key races and prize money earning opportunities on offer this summer

Early entries and where race entry fees go?

Exercise associated sudden death - improvements to equine safety and welfare to reduce incidences

Refining training with performance genetics

Promoting 'Best Practice' and why this is important to the outside world

Recruiting new talent - supporting workforce development in the industry to attract and retain a new generation of professionals

European Champions 2024

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January - March 2025 - issue 88

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TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter - Ralph Beckett

The principles of genetic research and its impact on the Thoroughbred racing world

The role of racing surfaces in horse welfare - Current trends and future challenges

What if my mare did not get pregnant? Why embryo’s fail and improving odds of successful horse breeding

Bacterial gut diversity - new research!

Is SDFT tendinopathy a “professional condition” in the jumping racehorse?

A herbal approach to digestive health

EMHF - The state of jump racing around the world

The art and science of feeding horses prone to gastric ulcers

Gavin Cromwell - the leading dual-purpose trainer

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October - December 2024 - issue 87

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Daniel and Claire Kübler in profile

Fuelling the racehorse - time for a paradigm shift!

Have horse will travel - this quarter we focus on opportunities in Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Hong Kong

To worm or not to worm? Addressing the dilemma of worming treatment decisions for horses in training

How AI technology is influencing the breeding and training of racehorses

What tweaks would you make to NH pattern races / calendar?

EMHF Update

Suppressing unwanted hormonal behaviours in training

GVQ-EQ business of racing update

TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter - Noel Kelly

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July - September 2024 - issue 86

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The Botti family dynasty

Understanding and treating depression in horses

Studying the feed behaviour of horses in training - why we keep on losing the battle with ulcers?

International Opportunities - the key international races to target this autumn

Reducing Wind Surgeries in Thoroughbreds: Harnessing Field Data for Genetic Selection

How Does the Regulatory Environment for Pool Betting Impact on the Financial Health of Horseracing Around the World?

Electroarthrography to Predict Cartilage Quality

EMHF Racing Industry Survey

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TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter – Brian Meehan

Gerald Leigh Lectures 2024 - Optimising Youngstock Growth and Development

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April - June 2024 - issue 85

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TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter - George Scott

A Greek Racing Tragedy

The Norwegian Trainer, Silja Støren, with her raft of promising recruits for the season ahead

Trust your gut - the importance of feeding the gut microbiome for health, performance & longevity

The different incentives available across Europe this summer for those in search of prize money and black type success

Assessing the approaches to diagnosing and treating proximal suspensory desmitis

How trainers promote best welfare practice across Europe

There's more to it than meets the eye!

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Point-to-Point racing and its role in developing jumpers

Gut issue biomarkers and their use in signalling dysbiosis

2023 Champion Trainer profiles - Peter Schiergen (Germany) / Kadir Baltaci (Turkey) / Claudia Erni (Switzerland)

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January - March 2024 - issue 84

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Emmet Mullins - the Irish National Hunt trainer who has had no shortage of success - a common trait in the Mullins clan!

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Topspec Trainer of the Quarter - Mick Appleby

Steps to take in order to prevent respiratory disease after a poor harvest

“It’s a struggle…” The mental wellbeing of trainers and how to support them.

The role of the lymphatic system in energy metabolism

What we learnt at the first carbon-neutral horseracing industry conference

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Tokyo Calling – Documenting Iresine’s journey from rural France to the Japan Cup

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Updates from the EMHF and we learn about Europe's latest beach racecourse - Zahara de los Atunes

The importance of good hoof balance to improve performance

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Stem Cell Therapy - the improved diagnostics available to treat lameness

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October - December 2023 - issue 83

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Noel George and Amanda Zetterholm - The anglo-swedish duo taking French racing by storm

Lower limb anatomy and how it can be conditioned for racing

Who should be dictating the Rules of Racing - the racing industry or government?

Dangers of inbreeding and the necessity to preserve sire lines in the thoroughbred breed

Air Quality and Air Pollution’s Impact on Your Horse’s Lungs

Gastric ulcers in racehorses – what trainers should know

The Gerald Leigh Memorial Lectures 2023

Shared ownership

Smaller nations - the challenges facing trainers in Denmark, Poland and Spain

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July - September 2023 - issue 82

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Amy Murphy – Thinking Outside the Box

Assessment of historical worldwide fracture & fatality rates and their implications for thoroughbred racing’s social licence

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Warsaw finally hosts EMHF assembly and stewards' conference

Train, Race, Recover and Repeat – How targeted nutrition can support the recovery process to optimise performance

Thermoregulation in horses

A new mission for Criquette Head

What does it take to become a trainer?

7 Simple Rules for Parasite Control in Racing Yards

Equine Neck CT: Advancing diagnostic precision in racehorses

European champion trainers and jockeys

TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter

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April - June 2023 - issue 81

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Willie Browne - trainer profile

Equine Nutrition - be wary of false feeding economies

Treating 'bucked shins' in the thoroughbred racehorse

How racing is making strides into ‘Big Data’

Have horse will travel - incentives to race in 2023

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Polish horse racing gets a major boost

Prep school - the role of the pre-trainer in the flat racing world

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"The Captain" - Cecil Boyd-Rochfort

TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter - Tony Martin and Good Time Jonny

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January - March 2023 - issue 80

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14 January 2023

Sarah Steinberg - One of Germany’s up-and-coming trainers

14 January 2023

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14 January 2023

Artificial Intelligence tools - and their growing use in racing

14 January 2023

14 January 2023

TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter – SIR MARK PRESCOTT BT.

14 January 2023

What is racing's "Social Licence" and what does this mean?

14 January 2023

Nutrition and the new science of the "Gut-Brain connection"

14 January 2023

Pre-trainers and their influence on Irish NH racing

14 January 2023

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14 January 2023

Racing and breeding in Turkey

14 January 2023

The importance of the Sacroiliac joint

14 January 2023

14 January 2023

International Codes of Practice on equine disease for 2023

14 January 2023

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14 January 2023

How the Chehboub family has become a major player in the French breeding and racing industry

14 January 2023

Investing in All Weather racing

14 January 2023

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14 January 2023

Which products and services should trainers be using in 2023?

14 January 2023

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October - December 2022 - issue 79

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23 October 2022

Jérôme Reynier - The French horseman’s pathway to success

23 October 2022

23 October 2022

EIPH - could there be links to sudden death and pulmonary haemorrhage?

23 October 2022

23 October 2022

Probiotics as an alternative to antibiotics to reduce resistance in the gut

23 October 2022

Dermot Cantillon - What it takes to breed winners and run a racecourse

23 October 2022

How will new HISA regulations affect Europeans sending horses to the US this autumn?

23 October 2022

The effect of whip use on stride parameters and the racehorse

23 October 2022

VETERINARY IMMUNOGENICS ARE BACK!

23 October 2022

22 October 2022

What we learnt at the Horseracing Industry Conference

22 October 2022

Small wounds leading to synovial infections

22 October 2022

International racing returns to Morocco

22 October 2022

22 October 2022

New Spanish beach race festival unveiled at meeting in Germany

22 October 2022

First European Pony Racing Association meeting in Budapest

22 October 2022

22 October 2022

Racing in Switzerland - it's not just about racing on snow!

22 October 2022

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July - September 2022 - issue 78

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2 August 2022

Michael O'Callaghan - an up and coming Irish Trainer with a plan

2 August 2022

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2 August 2022

TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter - Karl Burke

2 August 2022

Electrolyte Balance – vital to the proper functioning of a racehorse's system

2 August 2022

Juvenile Jumpers - Is there a place in Britain and Ireland for a juvenile hurdle programme?

2 August 2022

Clean Water and horses - the importance of this often forgotten essential nutrient

2 August 2022

Does jockey gender makes a difference to racehorse performance?

2 August 2022

2 August 2022

The business of standing thoroughbred stallions

2 August 2022

8 July 2022

Racing in Belgium

8 July 2022

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8 July 2022

200 years of horse racing in Germany

8 July 2022

4 July 2022

Gerald Leigh Memorial Lectures 2022

4 July 2022

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April - June 2022 - issue 77

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Guernsey Race Club L'Ancresse meeting 2019

27 April 2022

Racing in the Channel Islands

27 April 2022

Equine infectious disease surveillance in Northern Europe

27 April 2022

27 April 2022

Jim Bolger - What he has achieved in racing and the thoroughbred breeding industry will never be replicated

27 April 2022

21 April 2022

Nigel Tinkler - A Full Circle, or Full Steam Ahead?

21 April 2022

The story of Never Say Die

21 April 2022

21 April 2022

Spain back in the Black Type big time new policy offers hope for other ‘smaller’ racing nations

21 April 2022

21 April 2022

Racecourse Fracture Support System

21 April 2022

21 April 2022

Have horse, why travel?

21 April 2022

21 April 2022

Vive La France - Why is France becoming the fashionable place to train?

21 April 2022

21 April 2022

Always read the label – experts guide us through equine healthcare products

21 April 2022

21 April 2022

Probiotics – The key to a well-balanced equine gut

21 April 2022

TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter - Gavin Cromwell

21 April 2022

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20 April 2022

How do you maximise Equine health and performance?

20 April 2022

9 April 2022

The X Factor - Growth spurts in young horses: What can we learn from 'human' research into growth and maturation in sport and exercise?

9 April 2022

How to adapt the race distance to win

9 April 2022

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January - March 2022 - issue 76

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Arthur Hancock at Sunday Silence's Stable

Racing, Sunday Silence, EUT76, Batch 5

Remembering Sunday Silence and his lasting global influence

Racing, Sunday Silence, EUT76, Batch 5

Water Treadmill for racehorses - Trainer Magazine

Water Treadmills, Racehorse Training, EUT76, Batch 5

Water treadmills – what can they offer our racehorses?

Water Treadmills, Racehorse Training, EUT76, Batch 5

EMHF update, Transport, European Horseracing, Movement of horses, Import, Export, EUT76, Batch 5

International Horse Movement - under the spotlight

EMHF update, Transport, European Horseracing, Movement of horses, Import, Export, EUT76, Batch 5

Horse Bedding, Stable Hygiene, Horse Bedding Study, EUT76, Batch 5

Horse Bedding: Beware the Marketing Hype

Horse Bedding, Stable Hygiene, Horse Bedding Study, EUT76, Batch 5

Racecourse Stewarding, Racecourse Officials, Volunteering, Professional Stewards, EUT76, Batch 5

Raceday Stewards - What can racing learn from other sports who employ professional officials?

Racecourse Stewarding, Racecourse Officials, Volunteering, Professional Stewards, EUT76, Batch 5

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Scandinavian Racing, Horseracing Rules, EMHF update, IFHA, EUT76, Batch 5

Scandanavian Horse Racing Breaks New Ground with Common Rules Book

Scandinavian Racing, Horseracing Rules, EMHF update, IFHA, EUT76, Batch 5

Bone Health, Bone Density, Racehorse Nutrition, EUT76, Batch 5

Racehorse Bone Health: From a Nutritional Perspective

Bone Health, Bone Density, Racehorse Nutrition, EUT76, Batch 5

Racehorse Nutrition, Gut health, Leaky Gut Syndrome, Equine Stress, Digestive Health, EUT76, Batch 5

Gut Health - Aspects of bad behaviour and how to fix it

Racehorse Nutrition, Gut health, Leaky Gut Syndrome, Equine Stress, Digestive Health, EUT76, Batch 5

Racehorse Behaviour, Equine Behaviour, Behavioural Conditioning, Racehorse Training, EUT76, Batch 5

Training - 'horses with attitude'

Racehorse Behaviour, Equine Behaviour, Behavioural Conditioning, Racehorse Training, EUT76, Batch 5

Trainer of the Quarter, Francois Nicolle, EUT76, Batch 5

TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter - François Nicolle

Trainer of the Quarter, Francois Nicolle, EUT76, Batch 5

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October - December 2021 - issue 75

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Take a chance on me! Jessica Long in profile

Have you considered the stress on your horses legs?

TopSpec Trainer of the Quarter – Henk Grewe

Sales Incentives - added value

Feeding from the sales ring to racecourse

Orthopaedic problems in young Thoroughbreds

Focus on two-year-olds – is the programme working?

Building a stronger racehorse with DYNAMIC MOBILISATION EXERCISES

Stable standards - are racecourses forgetting the horse?

Looking after our jockeys - Q&A with Denis Egan