Part 1: Is Australia’s costly obsession with imports paying off?

Part 3: How do we encourage buying local?

Part 4: Who is really benefiting from recent prizemoney raises?

Perhaps the most fixable - and overlooked - issue challenging the Australian breeding and racing industries is programming. Simply put: you can’t develop a middle-distance horse if there are no races to run in. In this piece, we explore whether poor programming is stifling the development of stayers - with Byron Rogers offering a particularly innovative fix that might be hiding in plain sight.

Breeding Drain or Racing Gain: Get with the program

Programming article

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Although retired from his primary referral orthopaedic surgical practice in California, Kiwi veterinarian Dr Wayne McIlwraith is hard at work ensuring that the world of equine orthopaedics is constantly at the cutting edge of development. Working with his colleagues at Colorado State University and elsewhere, acquiring data from equine monitoring sensors to developing portable computerised tomography capability trackside, Part 2 of our chat with McIlwraith offers a vision of the innovations still to come.

'The real need is to predict injury before it occurs': The New Zealand vet shaping the future of injury prevention

Wayne article

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Trainer Peter Snowden picked up a late-season juvenile double with two sharp debut winners by Capitalist at Gosford. Both showed plenty of ability and upside well beyond typical mid-winter form, and it wouldn’t surprise to see either figure in black-type company in the future.

Future stars shine as Snowden and Capitalist juveniles dominate Gosford

Snowden article

Read Breeding Drain or Racing Gain: Who is really benefiting from recent prizemoney raises?

Racing Victoria has announced a strategic prizemoney reset for 2025–26, maintaining overall funding while shifting priorities. With headline races boosted and long-overdue support for maidens, the changes aim to balance industry prestige with grassroots sustainability without increasing the bottom line.

Melbourne Cup and Cox Plate prizemoney increased in strategic reallocation

Prizemoney article

Yulong leads Aussie buyers at Tatts July

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A givealittle page has been created to assist Hailey’s family with funeral costs

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