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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 display recognised business characteristics — a principle directly relevant to horse breeders seeking to justify enterprise or business status. 2.“Business factors” mattered more than scale,…
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
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
Author: © Dr David Wood BVSc MRCVS on behalf of Equine Nutrition Systems P/L (Horsepower Feeds & Supplements). ‘You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it
Led by TBNSW’s Executive Officer, Kirsten Tydd, the Scone edition of the TBNSW Breeders Seminar was hosted on Thursday 31 July 2025. See links below to all session video replays:
From the TBNSW Scone Seminar: A session about Osteochondrosis (OCD) & Bone Cysts, presented by Dr. Amy Williamson of Scone Equine Hospital.
From the TBNSW Scone Seminar: A session about Blood Culture Date & Antimicrobial Stewardship, presented by Dr. Lucy Cudmore of Scone Equine Hospital.
From the TBNSW Scone Seminar: A session about Dystocia in the Mare, presented by Dr. Aaron Hodder of Scone Equine Hospital.
From the TBNSW Scone Seminar: A session about Computed Tomography (CT), presented by Dr. Jannah Pye of Scone Equine Hospital.
From the TBNSW Scone Seminar: A session on the Application of Form, Figures and Ratings from a Bloodstock and Breeding Perspective, by Inglis Bloodstock Consultant, Angus Robertson.
Office location:
HVERC, Suite A.02
Randwick Way, Scone NSW
Postal: PO BOX 130, SCONE NSW 2337
Phone: (02) 5504 3818
Email: info@tbnsw.com.au
Executive Officer: Ms Kirsten Tydd
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