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Final thoughts: What I learned – and didn’t – about race day Lasix

As I said at the beginning of this marathon endeavor, I went to the Race Day Medication Summit mostly to learn and without any prior opinions on the use of Lasix. And after nearly nine hours of presentations and panels, … Continue reading

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Management of EIPH from a veterinary perspective: Race Day Medication Summit

I really hadn’t planned on dragging this recap out for a week…but we’ve finally reached the last two presentations from last week’s Race Day Medication Summit. Following the trainers’ discussion of managing EPIH, the veterinarians took the stage.  Moderated by … Continue reading

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Race Day Medication Summit: Management of EIPH from a Trainer’s Perspective

The panel was moderated by John Kimmel, a New York-based trainer with a degree in veterinary medicine from the University of Pennsylvania. Panelists were Christophe Clement (US/France); John Gosden (UK/AUS), Richard Mandella (US); Graham Motion (US); and John Size (HK/AUS). … Continue reading

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Race Day Medication Summit: Regulation of Race Day Medications and Management of EIPH – International Perspectives

As I wrote in my first post about this Monday summit, I came to it with little prior knowledge about the use of Lasix or about bleeding in horses. Given the length, detail, and number of the presentations, it would … Continue reading

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Race Day Medication Summit: Perspectives from Hong Kong and Ireland

Doing this in small and, I hope, manageable bites, a presentation or two at a time. Following a morning in which the focus was on the basics of EIPH (exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage) and the effects of furosemide (Lasix/Salix), lunchtime and … Continue reading

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Race Day Medication Summit: Overview of EIPH and its treatment

I don’t know a lot about medication in horses. I’m neither a vet, nor a scientist, nor a horsewoman. For these reasons, I haven’t had much of an opinion on race day medications in horses, leaving those decisions to those … Continue reading

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