THE IMPACT OF EARLY-LIFE ON HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE

Dr. Rebecca Mouncey , BVetMed, PhD, PgCert, FHEA, MRCVS

Equine Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Royal Veterinary College

Group of horses grazing on a green pasture with trees and hills in the background under a clear blue sky.
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OTHER SPEAKERS

Dr. Martin Nielsen, DVM, Phd, DVSc, DipACVM, DipEVPC

Professor of Equine Clinical Sciences, Aarhus University, Denmark.

Widely regarded as the leading authority in parasite control, Dr. Nielsen covers the evolving challenges of worming in modern Thoroughbred management. From resistance and diagnostics to climate, seasonality and targeted treatment strategies, his session provides a clear, evidence-based approach tailored to mares, foals and youngstock.

Equine Parasite Control - Changing Paradigms

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Dr. Joe Pagan, PhD

Founder & President of Kentucky Equine Research.

Dr. Pagan brings over thirty years of experience in measuring growth and development in thoroughbreds to the seminar, sharing forward-thinking insights that connect science, data and nutrition with real-world application. His session sets the stage for the veterinary panel discussion, offering a compelling perspective on the future of Thoroughbred nutrition and growth management.

Modelling Growth in Thoroughbreds to Optimise Development

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2026 Seminar: Raising The Young Horse In Today’s Environment.

Tuesday 21st July, 2026:
Newbury Racecourse – The Owners' Club

Thursday 23rd July, 2026:
Newmarket – Tattersalls

watch Panel discussion here