Coronavirus - ezine -special edition - May 2020

Spring 2020, issue 55

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Contents

• Karl Broberg - Profile

  Bill Heller portrays how Karl Broberg’s career went from the advertising world to becoming the nation’s leading trainer in victories for the sixth straight year.

• Factors for racing ability 

  Judy Wardrope examines which factors might increase the chances to pick a future star on the track. Many buyers and agents look at the pedigree of a horse and the abilities displayed by its relatives. But is that always an accurate predictor of future success? 

• Fast or Slow - examining different training methods

  Bill Heller talks to Jason Servis and Bob Baffert about fast versus slow training methods and why both work for different reasons.

• Kevin Attard - Canadian trainer profile

  Charlie McCarthy talks to a man who as a boy growing up in Ontario yearned to make his own mark in the family business and about the journey to become the second-leading trainer in earnings at Woodbine Racetrack in 2019.

• Colic - effects of inflammation

  Dr Zofia Lisowski, Prof. Scott Pirie & Dr Neil Hudson identify common inflammatory issues that can occur following a colic operation and how to manage them.

• Taylor Cambra - CTT Profile

  Annie Lambert finds out about Exercise rider Taylor Cambra’s sights on training horses and how Rodeo life has influenced his journey.  

• Grade 1 Winning Owners

  Bill Heller profiles owners of horses that made headlines winning Breeders’ Cup races at Santa Anita last November.

• The importance of good ventilation

  First published in European Trainer, Alan Creighton (from the Irish Equine Center) explains the ideal design and control of the racehorse stable environment. 

• Odds Makers - Odds require an even hand

  Ed Golden talks to morning line odds makers Jon White and Russell Hudak about the art of working out the morning line betting odds.

REGULARS

• Alan F Balch column

• #soundbites - This quarter, Bill Heller asks: Is turf racing safer for horses than dirt? 

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Breeders' Cup 2019, issue 54

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Summer Sales 2019, issue 53

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Triple Crown 2019, issue 52

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Spring 2019, issue 51

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Breeders' Cup 2018, issue 50

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August - October 2018 - issue 49

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Triple Crown 2018 - issue 48

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Spring 2018 - issue 47

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Winter 2017 - issue 46

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Contents

• Profile: Mick Ruis

• The Art of Clocking Horses

• Trainer Profile: Dennis Collins

• Better Owner-Trainer relations

• Social Media Part I - The Thoroughbred Trainer in the Digital Age

• Does nutrition factor in injury, repair and recovery?

• Training yearlings: schools of thought around the world

• Isn't training Thoroughbreds hard enough? Overcoming adversity

• The importance of identifying lower and upper limb lameness

• Epiduroscopy: An exciting window into back pain in horses

• Trainer of the Quarter: Tim Glyshaw

• PHBA: PA Day at the Races

• Sid Fernando: What have you done for me lately?

• Alan Balch CTT column: Achtung!

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August - October 2017 - issue 45

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Contents

• Cover Profile - Mike Stidham

• Business profile - Duncan Taylor

• Understanding "Horsemens Liability" who is responsible when things go wrong

• Laryngeal ultrasound - the latest research

• Research into jockeys' riding styles

• Nutrition - Feeding for healthy hooves

• How do we increase race field sizes? Denise Steffanus canvasses opinion from state to state

• Why the grass is getting greener in NY

• The exercise riders - the morning riders who make the afternoon racehorses

• Plantation Field 2017 - showcasing the retraining of racehorses for Eventing

• Sid Fernando Column

• Alan Balch Column

• TRM Trainer of the Quarter - Peter Miller

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May - July 2017 - issue 44

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Contents

• Profile: Antonio Sano

• The relationship between jockey and valet

• Lameness the Singapore way: Monitoring gait

• Keeping it all together - The Pennsylvania Breeding Fund

• Anatomy of a training agreement - why trainers and owners need to put it in writing

• Developing the two-year-old's foot

• The benefits of Salt

• How the NSA's handicap system has bolstered the sport

• Profile: Frank Stronach

• Compounding Pharmacies

• Training decisions that made a difference

• Trainer of the Quarter: Kiaran McLaughlin

• Sid Fernando Column

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February - April 2017 - issue 43

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Contents

• Man o'War - The first 100 years

• How rife is contamination on the backstretch?

• Profile - Leigh and Arnaud Delacour

• How paternal age affects performance

• The Sunshine Boys - Ron McNally & Murray Friedlander

• Flying under the radar - a look at the careers of some unfamiliar trainers belonging to the 3,600 win-club

• Condylar Fractures - early detection

• Interview with Happy Broadbent

• Continuing education for NY trainers

• TRM Trainer of the Quarter - Mary Eppler

• Alan Balch - War of the Worlds

• Trackside - new from across North America and beyond

• Sid Fernando column

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November '16 to January '17 - issue 42

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Contents

• Art Sherman - trainer of California Chrome - profile

• Alan Balch - CTT Column - Interest and conflict

• Andrea Young - Sam Houston Racecourse - Business Snapshot

• Sid Fernando - The widening elitism in North American Racing

• Graham Motion - TRM Trainer of the Quarter (again)

• Why do horses act up - the psychology of starting gate jitters / tail swishing / kicking out

• Terry Knight - a mainstay of the Northern California circuit - CTT trainer profile

• Groom Training - on the job training for stable staff

• The Absolute Insurer Rule revisited

• Testosterone and the thoroughbred

• Raceday routines - the benefit of a regular schedule for horses on raceday

• Equine flu - research and development into the treatment of the disease

• International horse movements - disease risk

• Metabolomics - understanding equine gut health

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August - October 2016 - issue 41

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Contents

• Alan Balch - CTT column - Marketing and Management Myopia

• Chad Brown - trainer of the stars - following in his mentor's footsteps

• TRM Trainer of the Quarter - Ron Potts Jr.

• The art of yearling sales preparation

• Bode Miller - from downhill ski champion to thoroughbred racing

• Gut feeling - research into equine gut ulceration

• David Hofmans - trainer of Melatonin in profile

• Microchipping the thoroughbred racehorse

• Rillito Park Racetrack - the students who helped save the track

• Huey Barnes - an enduring fixture on the Californian racing circuit - in profile

• Equine Joint Medications - which medications give the best results?

• Handicap races - their place in North American racing

• Management of respiratory disease in the thoroughbred racehorse

• Sid Fernando - the rise and fall and rise again of US bloodstock

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May - July 2016 - issue 40

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Contents

• It all began with AP INDY - his influence on the racehorses of today

• Tapit - the leading stallion of his generation - in profile

• The unique methods trainers have used to get their horses to win Triple Crown races

• NEW RESEARCH - on treating gastric disease

• Knowing your Timothy from your Alfalfa - which hay to use and when

• PEMFT - the use of electromagnets to heal

• The business of claiming - which states offer the best value?

• The Absolute insurer rule - revisited

• The history of female jockeys in the USA

• California Trainer profile - Hector Palma

• Broodmare profile - Serena's Song

• The Alan Balch Column

• The Sid Fernando Column

• TRM Trainer of the Quarter - George "Rusty" Arnold II

• PLUS Stakes Schedules - indexes of the major stakes races over the coming year

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February 2016 - April 2016 - Issue 39

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Contents

• Alan Balch Column

• TRM Trainer of the Quarter - Brad Cox

• Cover Profile - TEAM O'NEILL

• Shedding new light on breeding and broodmare management

• TV Coverage - the retuning of racing broadcasting

• Bob Hess Jr. - California trainer profile

• Have you mapped your horse's genetic passport?

• It's 80 years since the first female took out a training licence - how do contemporary female trainers view themselves in a male-dominated industry?

• Dealing with Musculoskeletal Catastrophes

• The concept of marginal gains

• Crossover trainers - what we can learn from standardbred and quarter horse trainers

• Does bleeding affect performance - results of a ten year study?

• Joe Gorajec speaks out

• State Incentive Breeding Tables for 2016

• Trackside - news from tracks across North America

• Product Focus - technology in racing

• Stakes Schedules for Spring 2016

• The Sid Fernando Column

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November 2015 - January 2016 - Issue 38

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Contents

• Dallas Stewart - leading KY-based trainer in profile

• Bill Casner - Breeder - Owner - Trainer

• Young Trainers Starting Out - Abigail Adsit, Michael Wilson, Scott Young, Liam Benson

• Rick Hammerle - from racing fan to racing secretary

• Resisting De-worming Traditions - with Todd Pletcher

• Diagnostic Tools - other than x-rays

• Changing Surface - from dirt to turf

• Keith Desormeaux - CTT Trainer Profile

• Sid Fernando - Curlin leads resurgence in bloodstock industry

• Alan Balch Column - Is perception reality?

• The Carb Conundrum - feeding a low or high starch diet

• Understanding Stifle Joints

• Doug O'Neill - TRM Trainer of the Quarter

• Saving Racing in Texas

• Equilume light the way

• Pony Up Technologies launch VetCheq

• All about thermal imaging for horses from FLIR

• Regenerative Therapy aiding return to racing

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August - October 2015 - issue 37

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Contents

• King T. Leatherbury in profile

• TRM Trainer of the Quarter - Bob Baffert

• CTT Pages with Alan Balch

• Barry Abrams - Profile

• Equine Sudden Death

• Equine Synovial Infections

• Carlos Arias - making whips

• The Claiming Game

• The New Superfoods in equine nutrition

• The Tetrarch

• Behind the scenes with the stewards

• All about the CBA

• Sid Fernando Column

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