The Thoroughbred Health Network

12/11/2023

To all contacts with 1 or more Thoroughbreds in their life,

November 2023 is a passport amnesty for Thoroughbreds!!

Yes, it will be FREE to update your passport with Weatherbys Ltd during the month of November. You simply need to complete GB’s first ever Thoroughbred Census to waiver the fee. Obviously, updating a horse’s passport with ownership details is a legal requirement but we can all put it on the ‘to do list’ for a while………so, make the most of November, it’s FREE 🐎🐎🐎

- If your passport details are correct then well done, but please do still complete the Census.
- If you have a yard full of Thoroughbreds and don’t have the time to submit an online entry for each horse, please get in touch as we can help: [email protected]



To read more: https://www.ror.org.uk/news/thoroughbred-census-launched-in-great-britain

To complete the Census only: https://uwe.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8bNJFzR2FB95ZlQ

🐴 Free Weatherbys passport updates available to owners of former racehorses throughout November – saving the £32 admin fees

📄 Owners are required to update their horse’s passport if there has been a change of ownership

🐎 To be eligible, owners must also complete the inaugural Thoroughbred Census – www.ror.org.uk/registration

For more information, visit: www.britishhorseracing.com/press_releases/passport-amnesty-period-launched-by-weatherbys-for-thoroughbred-owners-as-inaugural-census-reaches-4500-submissions/

28/05/2020

Back in March 2020 the Animal Health Trust (AHT) announced it was facing imminent closure. Since then the AHT have been working to save the unique work undertaken at the Trust.

Their Trustees have concluded that if the AHT is to continue, the only viable option is to revert to their core purpose of providing world-renowned veterinary and scientific research.

To this end, the AHT have sadly advised that they are proposing a major reorganisation of the charity which involves starting a consultation process with a view to closing their two referral practices: small animals and equine.

You can read their full statement here at https://bit.ly/2Acjdui

News from Animal Health Trust Charity | Read the latest news about dogs, cats, horses, animal research and fundraising here at the Animal Health Trust

06/04/2020

For those within the veterinary profession. Would you swop animal for human patients to fight COVID-19?👩‍⚕️ 🏥 👨‍⚕️

Almost 4,000 veterinary professionals have already registered their names to work on hospital wards in support of their colleagues in the NHS.

27/06/2018

Retweeted NTRA ():

Dr. Tim Parkin, Professor of Veterninary Epidemiology at the University of Glasgow, presenting on findings from the Equine Injury Database and its predictive capabilities moving forward. Read more about the EID here: https://t.co/ifvosUXldD. https://t.co/q0M7L0Wy4A

15/05/2018

How to determine if your saddle is interfering with your horse’s natural range-of-motion

12/05/2018

Retweeted Sheila Voas ():

Horse conference tackles the tricky subject of euthanasia. It’s rarely as bad as people imagine. Fabulous speakers including Derek Knottenbelt, Nicki Jarvis, Georgina Crossman and Sophie Cookson covering all aspects from decision making to grief and counselling. https://t.co/lCDJM1qwdc

12/05/2018

Well done all , all organisers, speakers and everyone who attended 👍

“Today we hosted over 100 delegates for the The BHS Scotland's welfare conference - a fantastic variety of talks covering some challenging topics including end of life decision making, and equine pain behaviour. An enlightening day that we hope everybody in attendance enjoyed!”

29/04/2018

Retweeted ROA ():

Thinking about racehorse ownership, but want to know more about how much it costs? We have produced a FREE to download guide which outlines what you need to factor in when taking the plunge into ownership https://t.co/IYVtBG1shC https://t.co/QvYuWpBCGf

16/04/2018

Retweeted RCVS Knowledge ():

In an adult with severe asthma do inhaled corticosteroids result in an equal improvement in clinical signs to systemic corticosteroids? https://t.co/sKIKgybYOy https://t.co/PMKtiLPD6U

16/04/2018

British racing should be truly proud of this. Advancements in racehorse research would be poorer without such funding, so long may it continue.

“Since the year 2000, British racing has invested £35 million in veterinary research and education which benefits all breeds of horses, not just thoroughbreds ”