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'Something that is just Kentucky.' Beam Institute distillery to offer hands-on learning opportunities – Kentucky Kernel - Vimarsana News

'Something that is just Kentucky.' Beam Institute distillery to offer hands-on learning opportunities – Kentucky Kernel

For years, the University of Kentucky has been loosely defined as a “dry campus,” but students pursuing the state’s trademark bourbon industry can make a splash at the school’s very own distillery. The Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment’s James B. Beam Institute for Kentucky Spirits, is opening for class usage as soon as...

Breeders' Cup Launches 40 Days Of Giving Fundraising Campaign - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Breeders' Cup Launches 40 Days Of Giving Fundraising Campaign - Horse Racing News

Fundraising campaign offers donors and fans the chance to support industry charities en route to the 2023 Breeders’ Cup World Championships

Study yields insights into rein tension and driveability in Standardbreds - Vimarsana News

Study yields insights into rein tension and driveability in Standardbreds

"Up to now we have largely relied upon drivers’ and trainers’ descriptive reports about driving horses’ responses to rein signals."

Database likely to aid parentage testing in Thoroughbreds, identify gene doping - Vimarsana News

Database likely to aid parentage testing in Thoroughbreds, identify gene doping

Study in Japan focused on short insertions and deletions in the genetic make-up of Thoroughbreds.

Diagnosis of toxicologic causes of abortion in mares has its challenges - Vimarsana News

Diagnosis of toxicologic causes of abortion in mares has its challenges

"Any toxicant that produces significant clinical disease and stress in a pregnant mare could potentially lead to abortion."