Have questions about Out-of-Competition Testing? Learn more about how testing selection notifications are issued, what samples are collected, what participants can expect under HISA's ADMC Program, and more: https://t.co/YVhaP5Tnzm
Nearly 40,000 people are now registered with HISA, including more than 22,000 Thoroughbred owners.
As participation grows, so does our commitment to ensuring every horse competes safely—before, during and after racing.
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The HIWU mobile app puts Program resources at your fingertips. Access educational materials, important updates, Program information, and more. If you haven't explored the app yet, download it today.
Google Play: https://t.co/TxBbSEohGP
App Store: https://t.co/ezxUY36OwE
Have you heard about the WUT Venn Diagram❓🤔
You can know your hydration levels by measuring your weight (W), urine (U) and thirst (T). This can be incredibly important for jockeys on hot summer racing days. Dr. Douglas Casa of the @K_S_Institute explains.
#StayHydrated
HEAL accreditation helps ensure laboratory testing under HISA’s ADMC Program is accurate, reliable, and consistent. Learn more about the standards and quality assurance measures behind the Program: https://t.co/nI2mP1A4o8
Weight and potency are not the same thing. A substance can be present in a small amount yet still have a significant effect, while a larger amount of a less potent substance may have little impact.
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When every second counts, preparation makes the difference.
Greg Stiles, HISA's Senior Accreditation Manager, details the importance of emergency preparedness drills to ensure the safety of both horses and riders.
#BehindTheScenes#SafetyFirst#TripleCrown
DID YOU KNOW?
More Covered Horses trained and competed during the first quarter of 2026 than during the same period last year. We’re proud to support these Thoroughbred athletes and their riders all year long.
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Staying hydrated is incredibly important in the summer, particularly for jockeys.
Last year, Dr. Douglas Casa of @UConn and @K_S_Institute spoke with racetracks' medical teams about the critical role hydration plays in athlete health and performance. 🔊
#StayHydrated#Jockeys
See something? Say something! Anyone can share an anonymous tip regarding potential violations of HISA’s Racetrack Safety and/or ADMC Programs via phone, text or email. https://t.co/vZ5afyZmhX
Regulatory Veterinarians are essential to protecting the health and welfare of Thoroughbred horses. Though they’re primarily employed by racetracks and state racing commissions, HISA equips them with tools to strengthen their impact.
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Training-related fatalities reflect horses that die or are euthanized within 72 hours of training due to injuries.
Last quarter, HERF saved 5 horses (3 racing; 2 training) from fatal injuries. Learn more: https://t.co/EIjFnFVDi8.
#SportOfData#EquineRecovery#Horseracing
What do veterinarians do on America's biggest days of racing? HISA's Veterinary Liaison Dr. Shari Silverman explains. 🏇🩺
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Racing-related equine fatalities include horses that die or are euthanized within 72 hours of a race as a result of injuries.
Last quarter, HERF saved 5 horses (3 racing; 2 training) from fatal injuries. Learn more: https://t.co/EIjFnFVDi8.
#SportOfData#EquineRecovery
Jockeys need to maximize both their physical and mental performance to compete at their best.
We asked @Ericcancel85, who's claimed more than 900 victories in his career, how he enhances his mental performance every race day.
#MentalPerformance#Jockeys#Horseracing
Jockey @SanchezMychel has been riding competitively for 14 years, accruing more than 1,900 career wins and more than $66 million in earnings. But what made him fall in love with the sport?
We asked, he answered. 📢
#WhyILoveRacing#Jockeys#Horseracing
HERF's work is a powerful complement to the progress we already have seen from HISA's racetrack safety and anti-doping rules. These efforts reflect what HISA was always meant to be: a comprehensive, unified approach to making this sport safer for horses and riders alike.
Last quarter, HISA racetracks reported a 0.95 racing-related equine fatality rate, meaning 99.91% of starts occurred without a fatality. 📊
Thanks to the HISA Equine Recovery Foundation, 5 horses were saved from fatal injuries in Q1.
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