Racing Surface Survey Needs Respondents
A student at The Royal Agricultural College of Cirencester, UK, needs your help: she’s looking for industry opinions of traditional and synthetic racing surfaces for a study on international equine and agricultural business management.
Synthetic surfaces have been introduced within the last five years and are slowly spreading across the United States. Some of the issues that are open for
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A student at The Royal Agricultural College of Cirencester, UK, needs your help: she’s looking for industry opinions of traditional and synthetic racing surfaces for a study on international equine and agricultural business management.
Synthetic surfaces have been introduced within the last five years and are slowly spreading across the United States. Some of the issues that are open for debate are the effects of this change on horse welfare, breeding, betting, and traditions.
“I would be very interested in what your views are regarding this topic,” said student Katie Macrae. “Your involvement in this survey will remain confidential, with all private details excluded from the final dissertation.”
Participate in the short online survey
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