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21.01.2022 What are your preparations for the forecasted flooding and heavy rainfall? Sunday to Friday Details of the Forecast of Flooding Rains https://m.qt.com.au//major-flood-and-rain-event-a/4155122/...Continue reading
18.01.2022 The image of horses on an aircraft symbolises Fodder for the Mill, in a one way tunnel to where? The times cause us to re-evaluate our direction and purpose, the nature of our activities and what opportunities could arise. The future of racing is being considered. Hong Kong operates as a global centre, a focused centre, with a massive captive audience. The spread onto Mainland China at Conghua adds extensive capacity. Capability that is currently imported to Hong Kong c...Continue reading
18.01.2022 In our evolution and adaptation, what is it that we need and can sustain? We are talking livelihoods for all, wider economy, culture, motivation and inspiration .. not just the spirited but the spiritual, motivation and wellbeing, for horses and humans, for participating and impacted stakeholders. From RRS ... Review of Riding Protocols https://racingaustralia.horse//Media-Release-National-Raci...Continue reading
13.01.2022 Returns to industry participants comprise a number of elements. Jockey riding fees are paid by owners. Nomination fees are paid by owners. Stallion service fees are paid by Breeders. Returns to owners come in prizemoney which is heavily skewed to winner take all. From prizemoney trainer and jockey percentages are paid. In NSW those percentages extend to stable staff. Breeder incentive schemes pay back to third placing. The convention of paying prizemoney was back to f...ourth placing. Extension to back to tenth placing still leaves many participants unpaid. Contributions from prizemoney are withdrawn for horse welfare. Participants extends to race clubs largely run by unpaid community volunteers. Clubs receive a basic allocation towards the cost of conducting meetings. More issues are getting addressed but are participants actually generating better livelihoods? READ MORE ON THE RRS POST https://www.facebook.com/736481283223598/posts/1445952232276496/?d=n TABCORP merger with Tatts brings consolidation and generosities as the company focuses on growing market share and turnover. No dividend for shareholders, and a capital/ equity raising speaks of reining in the resources to sustain the corporate. https://www.smh.com.au//tabcorp-in-600m-equity-raising-aft GRAPHS show confused demand for masks, increasing consumption of alcohol and further declining interest rates. Is gaming turnover up or down? Tabcorp is but one of many competing operators. Tabcorp earnings ie profit from gaming is down 19.5%. Performance is clouded and confused by incentive systems offering free bets. Are punters more successful and the cause of reducing Tabcorp profit? Or are funds tight and gaming retracting across communities? There are many factors at play. Tabcorp is a public entity whereas most of its competition do not make the results of their operations public. Prizemoney in Queensland is to return to pre-COVID levels from 1/8/20. https://www.racenet.com.au//prizemoney-boost-as-queensland. Without further increases in prizemoney, returns to participants for 2020/21 could decline over 2019/20 levels. There's trimming and reallocation happening. Racing Queensland reports that returns to industry participants are improved. https://www.racingqueensland.com.au//fy20-provides-record- Industry Performance criteria will now be published quarterly. See the Key Performance Indicators KPI's here: https://www.racingqueensland.com.au//RQ-Key-Performance-In. The dashboard monitors RQ performance against its benchmarks. 2019/2020 records increased levels of gaming on Queensland Racing up 11.4% to $4.8 billion.. BUT is there an analysis of where the gaming activity is located? We have no clear perception and disclosure of where the following is based and of whether revenues from all use of gaming product is being returned to industry participants.
08.01.2022 Explaining it one way .. Digitisation is the process of converting information from a physical format into a digital one. When this process is leveraged to improve business processes, it is called digitalisation. The results of this process are called digital transformation. Digitise IS a form of mechanising and automating existing capabilities....Continue reading
07.01.2022 Less than adequate winter rains, hot and drying conditions in late Spring and early Summer are a recurring weather pattern. Adaptation to changing climate and to the throughput of longer weather cycles is required. Seasonal variation widens. Recognising the change on a TIMELY basis and acknowledging the new trend offers opportunity to compensate to prevent damage and loss of performance. Measures to sustain Hydration and provide Cooling are numerous. Think through the p...henomenon of "muck lather." Profuse sweating is most associated with nervousness but it can relate to metabolism and barometric pressure a feature of weather conditions. Exercise, conditioning and competition physiology can be reviewed, looking for opportunity for improvements in wellbeing and performance. In the search for references .. this Glossary in progress was upturned: https://en.m.wikipedia.org//Glossary_of_Australian_and_New See References and Reading on management of horses in hot and drying conditions .. lots of links ... : Extensive information https://extension.umn.edu//caring-horses-during-hot-weather How to avoid equine heat stress https://www.greenpet.com.au/avoid-equine-heat-stress/ Preventing heat stress in horses https://equusmagazine.com//preventing-heat-stress-horses-h Dehydration Heat Exhaustion Heat Stroke Anhydrosis https://horsezone.com.au//heat-stress-in-horses-a-life-th/ from UQ Vets Caring for Horses in Summer https://au.virbac.com//horse-n/caring-for-horses-in-summer More info about Electrolytes https://foranequine.com//electrolyte-loss-heat-stress-and/ Think about Nutrition https://hygain.com.au/blogs/library/heat-stress-horses Thoughts from an Equine Exercise Physiologist https://horsesandpeople.com.au/tips-for-exercising-horses-/ QRIC .. Caring for Racing Animals in Extreme Heat Policy https://qric.qld.gov.au//Caring-for-Racing-Animals-in-extr Fact Sheet https://www.qric.qld.gov.au//Preventing-and-treating-heat- Tips on Travelling Horses https://www.qld.equestrian.org.au//arriving-venue-safely- Race Magazine Scenic Rim Vet Support Make your own list of considerations: Frequency of hosing to sustain cooler core temperature and body hydration Freshness of water Water temperature Mister to keep moisture in the air Natural Air flow Prevailing winds Redesign stable configuration Fans Shadecloth Shade Sails Vegetation aided cooling High gables stable roof Ceiling fans Clearance and safety Turf Watering Property Irrigation Dust minimisation and prevention Review nutrition and salt intake Changes to exercise regime .. swimming ?? ?? ?? Keeping Cool and Comfortable .. a selling point Some examples From Kolora Lodge .. The best post work out cool down, a stroll along the river side! We are lucky enough to be in the best location with the river wrapping around the track! #keepingcool #racehorses #thebestoffice https://www.facebook.com/1199813480034272/posts/4112136412135283/?d=n
