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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 insurance claims often fall into two major categories: Mortality which refers to the death of the horse and, Life-Saving Surgery (LSS) which refers to emergency…
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
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 on the Application of Form, Figures and Ratings from a Bloodstock and Breeding Perspective, by Inglis Bloodstock Consultant, Angus Robertson.
From the TBNSW Scone Seminar: A session by Matt Thomas of Howden Group, one of the industry’s biggest providers of equine and business insurance.
The inaugural TBNSW Breeders Forum Seminar was hosted in the Southern Highlands on 24 July 2025. See links below to all session videos: Welcome & Introduction Featuring TBNSW’s Kirsten Tydd
Introduction to the TBNSW Breeders Forum Seminar in the Southern Highlands, July 2025, by TBNSW Executive Officer, Kirsten Tydd.
From the TBNSW Seminar: A session about the global changes to wagering and what that means to the industry, presented by bookmaker Robbie Waterhouse.
From the TBNSW Seminar: A session on stud farm policies, Howden care and custody control within Agri Commercial, by the Howden Equine Insurance team, Stuart Doughty and Dr. Andrew Dart.
From the TBNSW Seminar: A session on industry feedback, exploring priority skills needed in the sector, by Ben Holmes from Agriclture, Food & Aninal Management (AFAM)
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
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