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Title: NEWS: Racecourses ready for heatwave
We asked officials at the Curragh, Tipperary and Ballinrobe what measures they are taking to ensure racehorses don't suffer in the heat over the coming days
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We asked officials at the Curragh, Tipperary and Ballinrobe what measures they are taking to ensure racehorses don't suffer in the heat over the coming days
Five fixtures in Britain have been cancelled due to extreme heat warnings
WITH temperatures set to soar this weekend, possibly as high as 32°C on Monday, racecourses are doing everything possible to minimise the risk of dehydration and heat exhaustion in racehorses.
A recent workshop at Naas Racecourse saw many of the most influential figures in racing and equestrian sport exploring how welfare thinking might be translated into meaningful action
Liz O’Flynn discusses the dangers of hot weather on horses
Part 1: Emergencies in Horses Performing in Extremely Hot Weather Conditions
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