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This is a correction notice for a previously published article about supporting retired racehorses in transitioning to second careers after racing. The article addresses methods and approaches for retraining ex-racehorses to ensure their successful adaptation to new roles in equestrian activities or as companion animals. The correction indicates amendments were made to the original publication, though the specific nature of the corrections is not detailed in the provided content.
Why it matters
The welfare and successful rehoming of retired racehorses is an important ethical and practical concern in the horse racing industry. Effective retraining programs can improve outcomes for thousands of horses transitioning out of racing careers annually and reduce welfare concerns associated with retired racehorses.
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by Jane M. Williams, Saranna Jordan, Laura Friend, Emily Kay, Matilda Edmunds, Kathryn Nankervis, Jessica Yeung, Gillian Tabor
Source: Correction: Transforming retraining: Supporting racehorses to have successful second careers