By Dr Claire Moore The ongoing high levels of rainfall can cause an increase in the occurrence of cellulitis as skin moistens and softens, therefore becoming more susceptible to infection. What is cellulitis? Cellulitis refers to a painful bacterial infection occurring beneath the skin, in soft tissues. The hindlimbs of the horse are most commonly […]
In the coastal town of Tuncurry, a young equestrian, Jayla Green is rewriting the narrative of retired Thoroughbred racehorses and their second careers.
A recent training program held at Scone provided an extensive building block for successful transition into employment within the Racing industry.
Young, driven, and unstoppable! Meet Poppie Gorton, the 16-year-old girl who shows us that dedication knows no age limits.
Camilla Thompson is nearing the minimum 20 mandatory barrier trials before she is assessed for eligibility to ride in races.
Young trainer Jake Hull was emotional as he cheered home his first metropolitan winner, Rhythmic Pulse, on the Kensington track in May.
A basic riding lesson with a friend was all it took for Loni Fuller to become captivated by the Thoroughbred!
Our Team Thoroughbred representatives had a great day at the Godolphin family fun day on Sunday, July 9. The Team Thoroughbred tent featured an equiscizer, which was a hit with the future generation. Kids lined up, put on some silks and had a turn riding in Corey Browns race saddle and riding the equiscizer. Our […]
Meg Roberts, a Sports Dietitian for jockeys, talks about weight management for jockeys and provides the tips and tricks for jockeys to maintain peak physical and mental fitness.
Grafton boy, Jack Chard is inching closer to fulfilling the first chapter of his dream to become a jockey, with trials just around the corner.