North American Trainer Magazine - horse racing Summer 2022 Edizione posteriore

View from the CTT – Alan Balch – Inspiring Ascot

Rob Atras – cover profile – Bill Heller talks to the New York-based conditioner, Rob Artas, who enjoyed his breakthrough Gr.1 winner last summer at Saratoga.

Electrolyte balance – Dr. Catherine Dunnett explains why electrolytes are essential components of the racehorse’s diet.

Racetrack fracture support system – Ian Wright showcases a new fracture support system, which has dramatically improved racehorse welfare on British racecourses, will soon be making its debut in North America.

GO Canada – innovations to support breeders & buyers in Ontario – Ken Snyder meets Peter Berringer who serves as the president of the Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society and is also an active owner, breeder and trainer on the Ontario circuit.

HISA – Devilish Details Defined – Annie Lambert provides us with the latest update on the implementation of the much trailed HISA legislation which started to come into effect from July 1st this year.

How will HISA legislation affect international racing? – Peter J. Sacopulos examines the impact on HISA legislation for horsemen outside of the United States and also looks at the implications for international simulcast signals under the new legislation.

The long game – Annie Lambert asks what can be done to “bolster” the number of runners and participation in the North American “staying” division.

Grade 1 winning owners – Featuring: Rob and Stacy Mitchell (Secret Oath), Jim and Fitri Hay (Highland Chief) and Terry Finley (Flightline).

Advocating for humane education – Bill Heller talks to Equine Advocates’ founder, Susan Wagner, about the valuable work being done to educate youngsters in equine welfare.

#Soundbites – Bill Heller asks trainers “How are you complying with HISA regulations, and what additional steps are you taking to be compliant?”