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12/26/11 - 4/24/12
Golden Gate Fields
12/26/11 - 6/17/12
Important Dates
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Santa Anita—Main Office
(626) 447-2145 Office
(626) 446-0270 Fax
Del Mar
858) 792-4488 Office
(858) 792-4484 Fax
Hollywood Park
(323) 243-9379
(626) 447-2145 Office
(626) 446-0270 Fax
Email:
Del Mar
858) 792-4488 Office
(858) 792-4484 Fax
Hollywood Park
(323) 243-9379
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Golden Gate Fields
(510) 524-3081 Office
(510) 524-5280 Fax
(510) 524-3081 Office
(510) 524-5280 Fax
Furosemide Video – 2011
Dr. Mark Dedomenico on EIPH (Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage in racehorses), and the need for the regulated administration of furosemide (Salix or Lasix) as a treatment.
California Thoroughbred Breeders Association
News Release
News Release
(November 29, 2011)
Golden State Series Reaping Quick Gains
ARCADIA, Calif. (Nov. 29, 2011) -- Building on the success of the California-bred Maiden Bonus Program, the recently announced Golden State Series is already being credited with fueling higher yearling sales prices and attracting promising stallions to the state.
"With the California incentive program changes, it's time to start getting some Cal-breds and supporting Cal-breds," said Joe Masino, manager of Class Racing Stable, after he purchased a Cal-bred son of Unusual Heat for $100,000 at the Barretts October Yearling Sale.
Drugs In U.S. Racing 2010 - The Facts
(September 1, 2011)
Drugs In U.S. Racing 2010 - The Facts
With more rigorous standards than the Olympics, professional horse racing has the most aggressive drug testing program in professional sports, testing for more substances with greater sensitivity than anyone else.
On May 5, 2011, the front page of USA Today was headlined "Chemical Warfare in Horse Racing Targeted". The article was prompted by the comments of a prominent public official who declared that "Chemical warfare is rampant on American racetracks". Such salacious comments create an undeserved negative perception of a sport that is responsible for the employment of over 380,000 people across the country.
Pricing the Future
(February, 2011)
Just why is it that our sport, which is dependent upon the objectivity and precision of the photo-finish camera, seems not only to tolerate but to stimulate the most exaggerated, unclear, and irresponsible talking and thinking imaginable?
There are a few choice, provocative, and impolite words I could use to describe that fuzzy talking and thinking, but I'll refrain. One has a certain bovine tinge. I have always preferred equines, myself.
Before I get any deeper into this metaphor, I'll just introduce a fundamental topic that's been on our minds in California lately: prices and pricing.
Trainer Profile
Mike Puype
February, 2011
by Steve Schuelein, Turf Writer
Hard work never scared Mike Puype.
When he was 11, he had his own newspaper delivery route in Phoenix.
While Puype earned a degree in business at Arizona State, he worked three jobs simultaneously, including training a couple of horses at Turf Paradise.
Puype, 44, has never slowed down, helping to explain his rise to the top echelon on the Southern California circuit.
AHC WASHINGTON UPDATE
(June 8, 2011)
Industry Responsibility & Responsible Ownership Practices
The AHC wants to remind horse owners and service providers of what might be termed "indirect exposure" and transmission risks associated with contagious and infectious equine diseases, such as Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1) in the recent outbreak. There are potential risks that might not be obvious, but are as dangerous as direct exposure.
California Horse Racing Board
1010 Hurley Way, Suite 300
Sacramento, CA 95825
(916) 263-6000
1010 Hurley Way, Suite 300
Sacramento, CA 95825
(916) 263-6000
Date: December 17, 2011
Subject: SUMMARY OF CHRB ACTIONS AND DISCUSSIONS 12-15-11
INGLEWOOD, CA - The California Horse Racing Board conducted its regular meeting Thursday, December 15, at Hollywood Park. Chairman Keith Brackpool presided. Vice Chairman David Israel and Commissioners Bo Derek, Jesse Choper, Jerry Moss, and Richard Rosenberg were in attendance.
The audio of this entire Board meeting is available on the CHRB Website (www.chrb.ca.gov) under the Webcast link.
The Horse Report from
UC Davis Equine Health Center
UC Davis Equine Health Center
The Horse Report Current Issue
Volume 29, Number 4, December 2011
631 KB pdf - 12 pages
631 KB pdf - 12 pages
- Equine Dentistry: It's Not Just Floating Anymore
- Guest Practitioner's Message
- Who Should Care For Your Horse's Teeth?
- Equine Internal Medicine and Dentistry Service
- New Assistant Director of the CEH
- Dillon: The Well-Cared-For But Neglected Horse
We are taking another month to answer your questions on equine ophthalmology regarding the specific topic of corneal ulcers. Pose your questions to this month's expert, Dr. Karen Unger on the topic of equine corneal ulcers.
Edwin J. Gregson Foundation
Supporting California
Stable Area Workers
Stable Area Workers
California Workers'
Compensation
Insurance Program
Compensation
Insurance Program
