Horseracing

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Sciences & Technology

The biometric data that could predict racehorse injury

Linking existing biometric data has the potential to identify and prevent racehorse injuries before they become catastrophic

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Sciences & Technology

Preventing racehorse injuries

Racehorse injuries are complex but can be prevented by appropriate practice for the horse and cautious monitoring by veterinarians aided by scanning technology

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Sciences & Technology

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Under the Microscope

Seeing the beauty in animal bone research

Dr Babatunde Ayodele is part of a team researching the bones of racehorses. Now, his research has inspired the façade of a new University building.

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Politics & Society

We’re the world’s biggest losers, but odds are we’ll still punt this Cup Day

Horse racing in Australia is an unstoppable industry - but more could be done to stop problem gambling

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Sciences & Technology

Close to the bone: The case for remodelling racehorse training

A change to racehorse training schedules could be the key to reducing injuries on the track

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