Talk:Racehorse injuries

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Define terms

It'd be helpful if jargon (e.g., breakdown) is defined. It's not clear on context. 2600:1012:B04F:8497:D472:AFC6:F2FE:D4DA (talk) 20:50, 25 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Suggested areas for expansion and sources

One area for expansion would be covering newer methods for identifying at risk horses (eg. advanced imaging [Paulick Report article, journal article on fetlock imaging, study on use in Queensland, study on CT validation], biomarkers [journal article on serum biomarkers in 2- & 3-yos, Polish biomarker study, mRNA changes in response to 2yo training, mRNA study], and biometrics [stride data study, study on identifying gait abnormalities, Paulick Report article]).

Epidemiology and types of injuries could be expanded upon [CHRB postmortem reports, Stover paper on epidemiology, Stover nomenclature and classification paper, Ontario postmortem findings], as could the pathogenesis of stress fractures [journal article, study on subchondral bone fatigue].

More could be said on the association with jockey injury [journal article].

There's much more that could be added to risk factors, including more on medication use and injury risk [journal article on corticosteroid use, journal article on intrasynovial medication use], more on training methods [Hitchens meta paper, Australia training methods study, bone turnover response to training] and training/management of young horses [review paper on training young horses, turnout practices in young horses]. The Grayson-Jockey Club's annual data on sires and soundness could be added to breeding and genetics.

Official organizational response and changes that have been instituted around the world would also be relevant (eg. HISA, IFHA Welfare Committee, etc.)

Prominent examples (fatal and non-fatal) might also be relevant (eg. Mill Reef, Ruffian, Dark Mirage, Barbaro, Go For Wand, Maple Leaf Mel, Eight Belles, etc.). TabbyLadrona (talk) 16:49, 3 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]