Standardbreds v Thoroughbreds
In the past 40 years, Standardbreds have closed the equivalent of 40 lengths on Thoroughbreds. Dig a little deeper and you’ll find that Thoroughbreds aren’t racing that much faster than they did 100 years ago. Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds share their ancestry. All Standardbreds trace their pedigrees to the imported English stallion Messenger, who was brought to America in 1788.
BILL HELLER (February 1st 2012 - Issue 23)
Fit and not fat - Is body condition important to racing performance?
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Catherine Dunnett BSc, PhD, R.Nutr (February 1st 2012 - Issue 23)
An industry held to ransom by African Horse Sickness
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DAVID THISTLETON - (February 1st 2012 - Issue 23)
When the ground gets good
I am honored to have the opportunity to speak on a subject that is important to me as a life-long enthusiast of Thoroughbreds and racing. I currently chair the Association of Racing Commissioners International (RCI), but the opinions and ideas expressed in this article are mine alone and do not necessarily represent either the RCI or the members themselves.
William Koester (February 1st 2012 - Issue 23)
Arnold Kirkpatrick Column - February 2012
Of all the stories that Arnold Kirkpatrick loved to tell – from a repertoire that stretched from his days as a college student at Tulane, to his years as managing editor of Thoroughbred Record, and to his days helping Mr. Leslie Combs run mighty Spendthrift Farm – the story that he told most often, with the heartiest of laughs and with that enormous twinkle in his eye, was of the day he finally agreed to marry me.
Julia Kirkpatrick (February 1st 2012 - Issue 23)
The value of MRI in diagnosing lameness
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Stacey Oke, DVM, MSc (February 1st 2012 - Issue 23)
The right to reply
North
American Trainer reader David Williams adds his thoughts to the article
on ‘The biomechanics of suspension’ that featured in our Breeders' Cup /
Winter 2011 issue.
David Williams (February 1st 2012 - Issue 23)
Foal surgeries - Are they really worth it?
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CLIVE WEBB-CARTER (February 1st 2012 - Issue 23)
The TRM Trainer of the Quarter - David Wells
The TRM Trainer of the Quarter award has been won by David Wells. Wells and his team will receive a selection of products from the internationally-acclaimed range of TRM supplements, as well as a bottle of fine Irish whiskey.
BILL HELLER (February 1st 2012 - Issue 23)
Tom Proctor: The horse listener
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FRANCES J. KARON (17 October 2011 - Issue Number: Issue 22)
What we learned from the Equine Science Society
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CATHERINE DUNNETT BSc, PhD, R.Nutr (18 October 2011 - Issue 22)
Racing and the social networks
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@SIDFERNANDO (18 October 2011 - Issue Number: Issue 22)
Equine Manual Lymphatic Drainage
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REBECKA BLENNTOFT (18 October 2011 - Issue Number: Issue 22)
Jim Bond: His mission? To go all the way with Tizway
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ALAN SHUBACK (17 October 2011 - Issue Number: Issue 22 )
How to turn a claiming horse into a Grade 1 winner
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Bill Heller (17 October 2011 - Issue Number: 22)
Reducing the Carbon Hoofprint
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KEN SNYDER (17 October 2011 - Issue Number: Issue 22)
Work visa changes and the threat to trainers
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BILL HELLER (17 October 2011 - Issue Number: Issue 22)
Setting standards with the Safety & Integrity Alliance
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K.T. DONOVAN (17 October 2011 - Issue 22)
Will's Way - The views of William Koester
I am honored to have the opportunity to speak on a subject that is important to me as a life-long enthusiast of Thoroughbreds and racing. I currently chair the Association of Racing Commissioners International (RCI), but the opinions and ideas expressed in this article are mine alone and do not necessarily represent either the RCI or the members themselves.
William Koester - 17 October 2011 - ( Issue Number: 22)