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No Longer the Dark Horse: The Rise of the French Thoroughbred
When Galopin Des Champs crossed the line at Cheltenham in March 2023, he became the latest in a line of French-bred horses to win the Gold Cup, but few anticipated he would do it again twelve months later, or that his victories would come to represent something larger than individual excellence. Bred in France, trained in Ireland, and winning in Britain, he is the clearest emblem of a shift that has been building for the better part of a decade. The French Thoroughbred is no
Aleksandra Spasic
May 15


Technological Innovation and Emerging Challenges in the Equine Industry: Genetics, Regulation, and Artificial Intelligence
As advances in genetics and artificial intelligence reshape the equine industry, regulatory frameworks are being forced to adapt to new questions of control, ownership, and risk.
Geronimo Copello
Mar 30


Decoding Speed: The Evolving Science of Thoroughbred Genetics
From microsatellite markers to modern genomic sequencing, research into Thoroughbred genetics is reshaping how performance, selection, and breeding are understood—while raising new questions about the limits of genetic prediction in elite racehorses.
Aleksandra Spasic
Mar 23
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