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28/03/2008 - QUEENSLAND TB AUTHORITIES INDICATE ARABIAN RACING MAY RE COMMENCE IN JUNE.
The QLD Chief Steward indicated today that EI issues should be fully resolved by June and subject to any requirements Arabian Racing should be able to resume on QLD tracks. It should be noted that any requirement is likely to be nation wide and could equally apply to Arabian Racing Organisations wishing to rent or lease Licensed TB race tracks.
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28/03/2008
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The AHSA Marathon will be held on 4th April, 2009 - The Marathon will be held at Lanyon Homestead, Canberra, ACT. For full information go to the AHSA Marathon website - www.australianmarathon.com
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26/02/2008 - AUSTRALIAN RACING BOARD PROPOSES ALL THOROUGHBRED HORSES BE EI VACCINATED - The ARB has issued a Press Release relating to the proposed vaccination program. The outcome is likely to affect all organisations racing in Australia on TB race tracks. Discussions continue relating to re commencing Arabian Racing Racing.
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20/12/2007
- Despite many emails and phone calls to the Thoroughbred Authorities and to State Departments of Primary Industry NARA is unable to confirm either when we will be able to re commence racing or exactly what requirements will need to be met by The Arabian Racing Industry to compete within Thoroughbred race meetings.
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1/12/2007 - NARA BOARD MEETING
- was held in Canberra on 1 December 2007. The meeting was followed by a joint board meeting with the National Sprint Racing Assoc.Ltd. Discussions relating to when and where racing would resume took up a major part of the meeting as EI is still a major problem for the Australian Horse Industry. The impact on the Industry Australia wide is becoming apparent as event managers come to terms with planning requirements and responsibilities. It is hoped some detail can be provided on this issue within the near future.
The joint meeting with NSRA addressed when and where racing will resume and renewal of the Memorandum of Undersdtanding between the two groups. Joint lobbying and promotional activities will continue indefinitely as it is in the best interests of Australian Arabian Racing to work cohesively and cooperatively with the wider racing industry.
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