RESOURCES & NEWS Safety is a collaborative effort, and we’re working every day beside Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority and horsemen and women to further build out our ecosystem of care. Review some of our latest efforts below. Resources Horseracing Integrity and Safety AuthorityHorseracing Integrity & Welfare UnitThoroughbred Retirement FoundationAmerican Association of Equine PractitionersGrayson-Jockey Club Research Racing Medication & Testing Consortium UC Davis Center for Equine HealthThoroughbred Aftercare AllianceRetired Racehorse ProjectNew Vocations Racehorse Adoption ProgramOld FriendsMaxwell H. Gluck Equine Research CenterCanterThoroughbred Charities of America News Press Release: Thoroughbred Racing Launches New National Safety CampaignAAEP Seeks Proposals for Development of Wearable Biometric SensorsBloodHorse: On Safety Side, HISA’s Uniform StandardsBloodHorse: StrideSAFE Shows Technology is Key for Equine SafetyPaulick Report: Keeping Pace: 'Horse Racing Deaths Are Down' Is A Headline We All Ought To EmbraceBloodHorse: Racing’s Many Efforts Shape New, Safer EnvironmentBloodHorse: Detailed Information Key Tool in Boosting Equine SafetyThe Jockey Club Traceability Initiative Moves ForwardThe Jockey Club Scheduled to Launch ‘Traceability’ Initiative This SummerAAEP Project For Wearable Biometric Sensor Development Advancing To Next PhaseEquine Safety a Highlight of Kentucky Derby WeekSBJ: How StrideSafe's wearable sensors helped monitor horse safety during Kentucky Derby