October - December 2019, issue 67 (PRINT)

Cover Profile - Cathrine Erichsen

Amie Karlsson talks to Norway's leading female trainer.

Are we too soft on our horses? Conditioning hooves / tendons

So asks Amy Barstow - looking at the impact on different types of surfaces commonly found in yards and on the racecourse.

EIPH - any real progress? Why are we still obsessed with Lasix and why it’s a poor solution and lacking evidence for medium to long term use

Bleeders - Dr David Marlin looks at the facts, fiction and future direction of the treatment of exercise-induced pulmonary haemorrhages.

Business profile - the new owners of Down Royal Racecourse

Lissa Oliver talks to the new team in charge of Northern Ireland’s leading racecourse.

Sales evaluation: musculoskeletal aspects

Thomas O’Keeffe reports from the 2019 Gerald Leigh Memorial Lectures held in Newmarket this past July.

Brexit update

Lissa Liver talks to Shelley Perham about the work she is undertaking to engage racing grooms online.

News from the EMHF - Diversity and inclusion in European racing

Dr Paull Khan covers issues including: Diversity and inclusion in European racing, the dark art of race planning and the European Beach Racing Association.

Nutrition - Total Dietary Balance. The conversation trainers should be having when meeting feed and supplement companies

Balancing Act - Catherine Rudenko examines the Key considerations when reviewing what you feed and if you should supplement.

Enzyme Supplementation

Nutrients - Prof. John Hunter and Luca Cumani showcase the work they have undertaken to better understand how the digestion of nutrients may improve horses’ overall condition.

Engage Racing Grooms Online

Lissa Oliver talks to Shelley Perham about the work she is undertaking to engage racing grooms online.

Diagnostic-led Worm Control Programme

Dr Corrine Austin and Prof. Jacqui Matthews share their thoughts on planning a diagnostic-led worm control programme.