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Article by HorsePower By now the statistics are surely familiar. Up to 90% of Thoroughbreds in trainingshow signs of Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome EGUS on endoscopic examination ofthe stomach lining. The Syndrome, previously thought to be one entity, is nowseparated into two types, ESGD Equine Squamous Gastric Disease and EGGDEquine Glandular Gastric Disease affecting the…
Article by HorsePower By now the statistics are surely familiar. Up to 90% of Thoroughbreds in trainingshow signs of Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome EGUS on endoscopic examination ofthe stomach lining.
Article by Paul Carrazzo, Baumgartners. In my many years of dealing with clients with breeding and racing properties, it has been very common to consult to them on the tax
Article by Baumgartners Key takeaways In the many years I have spent consulting to the thoroughbred industry, with a particular focus on tax and financial outcomes, I have yet to
Article by Paul Carrazzo CA, CPA, Baumgartners It’s certainly been an active period in the past few years during which there have been significant Land Tax Primary Production Exemption court
Article by Howden Group Bloodstock insurance can feel complex, especially when the policy wording is filled with technical language and extensively defined terms. Yet the importance of understanding exactly what
Article written by Paul Carrazzo CA, CPA – Baumgartners As they say in the classics, there are decades when nothing happens, and then there are weeks when decades happen! From
Key Insights: 1.Dog-breeding case sets a valuable GST precedent for horse breedersThe ART’s 2026 Smith decision confirms that even small-scale animal-breeding operations can qualify as a GST “enterprise” when they
Bloodstock insurance can feel complex, especially when the policy wording is filled with technical language and extensively defined terms. Yet the importance of understanding exactly what your policy covers cannot
Thoroughbred Breeders Australia is writing to members to provide guidance on Foal Ownership Declaration (FOD) obligations and to aid clarity around how the current framework is operating. Our aim is
Article reproduced with permission from Howden Group When it comes to insuring your horses, understanding the most common and costly claims risks allows you to recognise and prevent them. Equine
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