Resources and Downloads

Surgical Consent Form
Euthanasia Consent Form
Castration Consent Form
Consent to Treatment
Consent to AI
Equity® Indemnity Template

Welfare Guidelines for Horseracing    (May 2000)
A Guide for Official Veterinarians at Racetracks on Raceday
The Use of the Cornell Collar
EVA Discussion Paper - Raceday Fees for Veterinarians    (2004)
Australian Rules of Racing

Vets' research a body blow to racing's image (April 2012)

Detection of Therapeutic Substances in Racing Horses (EVA Publication 1992 - EVA Whitebook)
Detection of Therapeutic Substances in Racing Horses  (Addendum Nov 2001)
Detection of Therapeutic Substances in Racing Horses - Non-Raceday Elective Testing Results
NEIWAG Review of the EVA White Book (2003)
Contaminated Stables and Drug Detection
The Detection of Hydrocortisone Hemisuccinate Arising from the Administration of Hydrocortisone Sodium Succinate (as found in SoluCortef) (September 2009)

Adverse Reaction Reporting

The APVMA’s Adverse Experience Reporting Program for veterinary medicines (AERP Vet) is a quality assurance program established by the APVMA to facilitate responsible management of veterinary medicines throughout their lifecycle. The aim of the AERP Vet is to ensure that products on the market remain safe, effective, are of acceptable quality and are used in the best possible way, and that instructions and warnings on labels are appropriate.

For further information about the AERP Vet contact:
AERP Coordinator
Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority
PO Box E240 KINGSTON ACT 2604

Telephone: 02 6272 3651
Facsimile: 02 6271 6442
Email: AERPCoordinator [at] apvma [dot] gov [dot] au

Microchipping

Yearling Radiographs

Biosecurity

EVA PPE Video

National Pests and Disease Outbreak Website

Disease in Horses Due to Insect Borne Viruses

NSW Industry & Investment Biosecurity Bulletin - Neurological Disease in Horses 30 March 2011

Sporting Organisations

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