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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 your policy covers cannot be overstated. When the unexpected occurs and something goes wrong with one of your most valuable assets, having clarity on what’s…
A TBNSW seminar session on Yearling Endoscopy – AgriFutures Research, presented by Dr. Josie Hardwick from Murdoch University (WA).
From the TBNSW Seminar: A hands-on experience to educate and build trust in racing, Australia and New Zealand are set to launch National Thoroughbred Week, an initiative designed to bring
From the TBNSW Seminar: Panel discussion on ‘Securing Excellence’. Attracting specialists to regional breeding hubs, challenges and solutions. Celebrating the Thoroughbred and driving economic, educational, and tourism benefits to the
From the TBNSW Seminar: Panel discussion on ‘The Power of Preparation. How early breaking and education enhance young thoroughbreds pre-sale. With Steve Grant, Rob Petith, Greg Bennett, James Bester.
Highlights from the TBNSW Seminar: Insights and strategies on Thoroughbred Yearling Selection, presented by bloodstock agent James Bester from James Bester Bloodstock.
From the TBNSW Seminar: A session discussing the use of Sigloo Alarm Technology and its role within the industry, presented by Dr. Noelle J N Baxter from Southern Highlands Veterinary
One of the most difficult and contentious tax matters in the horse breeding and racing industry is determining whether an activity is an “enterprise” for GST purposes. A GST registered
Seasons greetings to you all! At this time of the year, racing related taxation releases from the ATO or relevant court decisions tend to be hard to find. Amidst this
Ahead of Australasia’s premier yearling sale, the #InglisEaster Yearling Sale, Jemma Cutting paid a visit to one of the world’s leading nurseries, Coolmore Stud in the Hunter Valley, to learn
It’s a time in their lives when they take their first real steps of independence, learning new skills and furthering their physical and mental development. In this episode of Inglis
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