RNZ·3 min read·medium
Outbreak of Strangles disease sees horse racing trials delayed
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An outbreak of Strangles, a contagious bacterial disease, has affected thoroughbred horses in New Zealand's North Island, leading to the postponement of racing trials. Industry groups have implemented strict testing and isolation protocols to contain the spread and protect the sector's reputation.
An outbreak of a serious horse disease in the North Island has delayed racing trials and raised concerns about thoroughbred breeding and exports.
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