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Thoroughbred Racing and Breeding Seminar
This is your chance to join the biggest names in the world of Thoroughbred industry, who are gathering at the famous Cheltenham course on Thursday 13th November.
The event, at the home of British jump racing, will showcase the latest advances in equine welfare and veterinary developments.
For all trainers and breeders - indeed anyone involved in the world of racing - the 2008 Thoroughbred Racing and Breeding Seminar is an absolute must-attend event.
Download the Programme Flyer for more information.
For a registration form or for more details contact:
Louise Holder
R&W Communications
Suites 3 & 4
8 Kings Court
Willie Snaith Road
Newmarket, Suffolk
CB8 7SG
Tel: 01638 667600
e-mail: louise.holder@rw-communications.co.uk
or visit www.thoroughbred-seminar.com
Programme Details
Since its inauguration eight years ago the annual seminar has consistently drawn the most authoritative speakers and the most knowledgeable audience. This year's event promises to be the biggest and best so far, showcasing not just the latest research and cutting edge technology, but also the ultimate in practical, up-to-the-minute information, all presented in an entertaining format.
The Seminar will be held in the impressive Centaur conference and exhibition space, at the heart of the Cheltenham course.
The programme will include:
- a fast-paced News Bulletin, in which Dr. Peter Webbon, Seminar Chairman and Chief Executive Animal Health Trust, and highly regarded equine specialist Mr. Geoff Lane, will present an overview of 'stop-press' news from the equine veterinary profession
- the chance to quiz a panel of experts on all aspects of equine veterinary science (questions can be submitted via the website ahead of the event but can also be accepted on the day)
- a seminar on Immunology, with Professor Derek Knottenbelt, specialist in Equine Oncology, providing an overview of how the equine immune system works and how it can be enhanced, and Nick Wingfield Digby of Beaufort Cottage Stables, speaking on immunity in young foals. Professor Knottenbelt will also discuss best practice in the treatment of wounds
- Professor Tim Morris from the British Horseracing Authority will give details of a major study into the genetic basis of certain equine conditions
- Professor Alan Wilson of the Royal Veterinary College, London, and Dr. Sam Franklin of Bristol University will give an extraordinary insight into the highly advanced technology now being used to monitor horses while they are working, highlighting the latest sophisticated video analysis and sound recording procedures
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