Chris Proudman, Professor of Veterinary Clinical Science at the University of Surrey, has written an excellent blog post for The Conversation which features Chasemore Farm.
In the article, Professor Proudman highlights the four main health risks for racehorses, including musculoskeletal injuries, respiratory disease, cardiac irregularities, and the importance of gut health and explains how each can be managed or minimised through good training, nutrition, and veterinary care.
It's a fascinating read for anyone interested in the importance of nutrition and well-being in rearing of racehorses, and we're delighted that Chasemore Farm has been involved in the research
👉 You can read the full article here: Four key health risks for racehorses – and how they can be minimised
