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Dr Joe Pagan title slide
Youngstock Management

Modelling Growth in Thoroughbreds

Raising the young thoroughbred requires more informed and balanced approach there ever before, combining early-life management, correct nutirition and careful monitoring to support sound development, resilence and long-term performance in an increasingly complex and chainging world.
This is the third presentation in a series of three from the Saracen Thoroughbred Nutrition education event: Raising the Young Horse in Today's Environment, featuring world-renowned voices in equine research and clincial science: Dr Rebbeca Mouncey, Dr Joe Pagan and Dr Martin Nielsen.

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Dr M Nielsen's opening title slide.
Youngstock Management

Equine Parasite Control - Changing Paradigms

Raising the young thoroughbred requires more informed and balanced approach there ever before, combining early-life management, correct nutirition and careful monitoring to support sound development, resilence and long-term performance in an increasingly complex and chainging world.
This is the second presentation in a series of three from the Saracen Thoroughbred Nutrition education event: Raising the Young Horse in Today's Environment, featuring world-renowned voices in equine research and clincial science: Dr Rebbeca Mouncey, Dr Joe Pagan and Dr Martin Nielsen.

free
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The Imapct of Early-life on Health and Performance
Youngstock Management

The Impact of Early-life on Health and Performance

Raising the young thoroughbred requires more informed and balanced approach there ever before, combining early-life management, correct nutirition and careful monitoring to support sound development, resilence and long-term performance in an increasingly complex and chainging world.
This is the first presentation in a series of three from the Saracen Thoroughbred Nutrition education event: Raising the Young Horse in Today's Environment, featuring world-renowned voices in equine research and clincial science: Dr Rebbeca Mouncey, Dr Joe Pagan and Dr Martin Nielsen.

free