Plusvital Announces New Partnership With Irish Amateur Jockey Jamie Hayes Irish equine science company Plusvital has announced a new partnership with Irish amateur jockey, Jamie Hayes.As part of the partnership, a portion of the funding will be donated to the Irish Injured Jockeys Fund. The Irish Injured Jockeys Fund was established in 2014 to provide…
In this short interview with Clem Ryan on KFM Radio, Plusvital CEO Mike Shelly discusses how to maximise the earning potential of a racehorse.
A new study has shown how the Speed Gene can be used by horse owners and trainers to maximise the earning potential of their racehorses.
The Hard Shoulder With Ivan Yates: Professor Emmeline Hill Listen to Prof Emmeline Hill talk through Plusvital’s recently released research showing the Speed Gene as the main determinant of race distance with a very interested Ivan Yates on Newstalk’s The Hard Shoulder.
Major New Study Provides Unequivocal Evidence The ‘Speed Gene’ Is The Main Determinant Of Race Distance – Expert says study ends any dispute over the central role of the ‘Speed Gene’ – ‘Stayers’ at serious threat of extinction in global population [vc_empty_space height=”5px”]A major new study of the race records and genetics of thousands of…
Watch multiple Group 1 winning Australian trainer and Plusvital Brand Ambassador Danny O’Brien give his thoughts on our genetic testing. [vc_video link=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74B2X8SLvrM” align=”center” title=”Danny O’Brien On Plusvital Genetic Testing”]
Australian Group 1 winning trainer partners with Plusvital as a Genetics Brand Ambassador [vc_single_image image=”7592″ img_size=”full”]One great art of being a trainer is setting a target for a horse and making correct programming decisions to enable that goal to be achieved. This takes much planning and skill, and is what separates good and great training…
Ensuring electrolyte balance to an equine athlete is critical due to the importance of electrolytes, in particular sodium (Na), potassium (K) and chloride (CI), in maintaining proper cellular function.
The recent media coverage concerning cobalt misuse in racing has raised concerns surrounding the presence of this element in equine feedstuffs and supplements.
