Biomechanics, Performance Take Spotlight at Conference

re: Biomechanics, Performance Take Spotlight at Conference

FM — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 17:33:47 GMT

Are there any genetic factors in developing the navicular syndrome? What type of inheritance is it? Would you breed a filly who has the navicular syndrome?

re: Biomechanics, Performance Take Spotlight at Conference

E. Abraham Ola — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 14:12:31 GMT

Hope the conference zero's in on why we here in American have the world's poorest racehorse training, housing and management system, the world's highest breakdown percentage, the highest turnover of racehorse owners, why less than two-percent of our population has any interest in attending our drugged, overly whipped, left turn only, sprint filled race programs, plus an unfair betting system and a racing form that is akin to reading chinese for most Americans.

olae@bellsouth.net

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Paris kentuckian — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 23:37:19 GMT

I will be at the conference, and am lookign forward to the 'full gamut' of current technologies & theories. To think how these fields have changed even from a decade ago...