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Can racehorse deaths be stopped? University of Kentucky study might be stepping stone to predict injuries – The Virginian-Pilot

In an effort to hopefully prevent tragedies on the track, an ongoing study at the University of Kentucky’s Gluck Equine Research Center has been looking for more than a decade for a way to find out which horses are vulnerable before they show any injury.

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Can racehorse deaths be stopped? UK study might be stepping stone to predict injuries

Blood research at the University of Kentucky might hold the key to prevent fatal breakdowns at the track.

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Thoroughbred Breeding Headlines - Page 3 of 269

Thoroughbred Breeding Headlines - Page 3 of 269
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Research Shows Genetic Diversity Among Thoroughbreds

Research Shows Genetic Diversity Among Thoroughbreds
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Titans of equine health research prepare to retire

Leading equine researchers Drs Barry Ball, Craig Carter, David Horohov and Peter Timoney are retiring from the University of Kentucky’s Department of Veterinary Science.

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